Sentence examples for seems apposite from inspiring English sources
The old curse seems apposite today, as markets get lively again.
That seems apposite, since the blurry, imperfect, magical act of creation is part of Mr. Jasperse's subject in "Truth".
It seems apposite that these shows, which I saw back-to-back, should both be about revisiting the past.
There's a line in Jim Jarmusch's 1986 film Down By Law that seems apposite in November 2016.
Bill's billions Enough is enough Reprints Related items America and Japan: Villain or victim?Jul 22nd 2004The music of Gilbert and Sullivan seems apposite here.
The world has moved on since Sagan wrote this book, and passages do indeed seem dated, but most of it seems apposite still.
There are various ways a corporate name can seem apposite.
Marley's refrain of "Don't worry about a thing, 'cause every little thing gonna be all right" seemed apposite given athletics recent troubles with doping.
Merry does not confront the comparison directly, but his nuanced account makes the comparison seem apposite in some ways, if mostly facile.
Certain lyrics — "I know I'm strange / I know I've changed / I'm being brave / For no one's sake" — seemed apposite, in the way that a song by the Cure might to a gloomy teen.
