Sentence examples for rather apposite from inspiring English sources
Two hundred years ago it was owned by Frank Austen, whose novelist sister certainly visited here many times – a rather apposite connection given the role played by both Janes in recording the society of their times.
The context may be altogether different, but his defiant words seem rather apposite now, on the eve of the club's return to the Ricoh Arena after more than a season in exile.
However, amid the debris of Beck's sonic adventuring, Loser is a rather apposite introduction to his precocious talent: it has the samples (Johnny Jenkins's cover of Dr John's I Walk on Gilded Splinters), some blues slide guitar over shuffling hip-hop breaks and the enduring, nonsensical opening lyrics: "In the time of chimpanzees, I was a monkey".
Despite the scope of the title, this friendly, colorful documentary from Pip Chodorov is not the last word on all the shapes, sizes and languages of experimental film, but rather an introduction brightened by a companionable enthusiasm and an apposite sense of community.
People thought it somehow fitted with the mood of the 80s, but if anything that sort of resigned acceptance of things has got worse and it is rather sad that the play appears to be even more apposite now than it was then".
Peter Hawke Worcester Park, Surrey If one is to cite Karl Marx in respect of the current debacle at St Paul's Cathedral, surely his estimation that the Church of England would rather pardon an attack upon 38 of its 39 articles than lose one 39th of its income is particularly apposite.
Yes, but an apposite one.
