Sentence examples for still apposite from inspiring English sources
Lezard's reference to Caliban is still apposite.
It's hardly worth mentioning that in France some of the issues the work raised in relation to the Arab or Muslim female body are still depressingly apposite.
Yodelling, however apposite that would have been in the Alps, it was not.
And the contemporary allusions Mr. Borchmeyer has interpolated feel intelligently thought out and apposite.
At this time of financial crisis, some religious teachings seem particularly apposite.
The world has moved on since Sagan wrote this book, and passages do indeed seem dated, but most of it seems apposite still.
Still, the most apposite comparison may be even more recherche: Lene Lovich, the plait-haired, boggle-eyed one-hit wonder who had previously found gainful employ as a professional screamer in horror movies.
Still, the phrase is apposite, and it applies to everyone: himself first, then his subjects and then, perhaps, his audience.
More than once I thought of Steven Spielberg's AI, another mother-son tale that similarly channels the "real boy" themes of Pinocchio (a mention of Jack being "still plastic" is particularly apposite), and which is accidentally echoed in a beautifully observed moment when Jack's feet touch unfamiliar floors.
