Sentence examples for so apposite from inspiring English sources
That's what makes the Timor-Leste spying case so apposite.
Never has the wetness of his paint seemed so apposite.
Enoch Powell's famous remark that all political careers end in failure was never so apposite as in the case of David Cameron.
The decision was so resounding, and the precedent so apposite, that it's puzzling that Mr. Trump's lawyers would even attempt to make it a main plank of their argument to the special counsel.
Indeed, they still play the cheekily autobiographical "Tin Pan Valley" and the eerie "Another Tribe" – its "I want to reach out there across the great divide" motif so apposite on the night of the Syria vote in Parliament – from 2005's Mighty ReArranger album, made by their previous incarnation as Strange Sensation.
John Hoole Oxford I am sure I was not the only one struck by your front-page photo (29 March) of a mother mourning the death of her son in the Easter bombing in Lahore, Pakitan, in its similarity to paintings of Mary mourning the death of Jesus at the foot of the cross; and so apposite.
What makes Gohmert's unconscious allusion so uncannily apposite to the present moment is the context of Trotsky's outburst.
The quote is so perfectly apposite, the dew from heaven calming the heat and smoke of the mine, the stars piercing the darkness of the pit, with the sense of working men building a glittering paradise.
In Danby, North Yorkshire, when the moor steams after rain followed by hot sunshine, it is called "summer geese", a phrase so exquisitely apposite that once learned, I doubt it can ever be forgotten.
Gehry's rippling, tilting volumes would have seemed shopworn had they popped up on the East River; even worse, the jagged forms and acute-angled window slashes that were so disturbing and apposite in the Jewish Museum in Berlin turn out to be stylistic tics that have recurred in every Libeskind project since.
My own (indefensibly ageist) supposition that they must all be geriatric traditionalists abruptly ended when an undergraduate from Rome's Sapienza proclaimed to me her imperviousness to whether people choose to go about naked in public just as long as they do so in the apposite places.
