Sentence examples for would be apposite from inspiring English sources

And that would be apposite.

That would be apposite only if I were citing the opinions in an effort to "prove" that the position they announce was either right or generally believed or politically triumphant.

They have been christened the Brothers Grim, though some say the Chuckle Brothers would be more apposite.

But that cannot be all that is meant, for it would be equally apposite to describe private property as a system of unfreedom, since it necessarily involves the social exclusion of people from resources that others own.

For genes affected by NO-induced decreases in cAMP, cAMP analog would be expected to produce an apposite effect.

I suggested that the most apposite time for my talk would be Holocaust Remembrance Day (Yom HaShoah), which was coming up in a few months.

When Mr Bernanke rose from the Board of Governors at the Fed to its chairmanship, replacing in Alan Greenspan a central banker of unprecedented power, George W. Bush could not have known how apposite Mr Bernanke's academic training would be for the post.

A far more apposite model for gene-spliced animals would be the agency's oversight of traditional foods and food additives of "natural mutants" and of livestock clones or identical twins, which the FDA has decided are safe to eat.

Throughout the questionnaire we used the adjectives homosexual and lesbian not because we believe these were particularly apposite but in order to make sure that the therapists (for whom these terms might be most familiar and least political) would be clear about our meaning.

The metaphor has not only to do with the guerrilla imagery favoured by the older avant garde, but is apposite to an era that would increasingly conflate and confuse the political with the internecine and the religious.

It was apposite to our situation, and it would certainly become appropriate to Rushdie's.