"In that tug between individual freedom and fundamentalist religion, there's a story that's apposite for our time," Mr. Brock said.
Donald Regan, for example, argues that "given any two items (objects, experiences, states of affairs, whatever) sufficiently well specified so that it is apposite to inquire into their (intrinsic) value in the Moorean sense, then either one is better than the other, or the two are precisely equal in value" (Regan 1997, 129).
There is a fleeting central duet (Mr. Cardona and Kathryn Sanders) that is interesting in its apposite use of desultory walks and oozing whole-body movement to create a quietly charged atmosphere between the two.
But there are dangers that are particularly apposite in view of what is happening to the world economy.
"Putting deep ecology in its place," he writes, "is to recognize that the trends it derides as "shallow" ecology might in fact be varieties of environmentalism that are more apposite, more representative and more popular in the countries of the South".
It is apposite that we meet at a school as, through his years of experience, Mickey is adamant that greater education is the key to battling trafficking.
Last, a book I keep close to my heart all year round, but that is particularly apposite at Christmas: Helen Saberi and Alan Davidson's peerless Trifle (Prospect Books, £9.99), a slim volume that still manages to pack in more than 90 recipes for this British classic with its "carousel of flavours, colours and textures".
No corporation is perfect, but I think it is apposite that BP should be hauled across the coals in this kind of debate.
He's an apposite icon for the joyous sleaze that is the glue of underground club culture.
