Sentences with word «apposite»

I am 100 % certain that E.M. Forster wasn't thinking about legal publishing when he wrote that powerful phrase; on the other hand, it seems apposite given where we are in the development of online legal publishing today.

No more than a handful of those in the Viceroy's House that evening could have realized what a very apposite choice of film it was.

We have native book writers from different fields of study with top academic qualification, business exposure and paper writing experience which makes them most apposite for the job.

This is particularly apposite in the controlled viewing environment created for the eight - minute film The Sound of Silence (2006).

with an appropriately badge driven excessive price tag... give it a ludicrous moniker (Uranus as in Ur - anus would be much more apposite]... and let the More Money than Brains set..

The exhibition curator believes these postulates are particularly apposite for the countries that surfaced from the Eastern Bloc and the Soviet Union after 1989.

The devotion to the Sacred Head would seem to be truly the crowning of devotion to the Sacred Heart and to have come at a most apposite time.

• Mitie (LSE: MTO) agreed to sell its home healthcare (and money losing) business to Apposite Capital for # 2 ($ 2.5).

While the Huffington Post had no qualms about labeling the Lankao home illegal, a closer look at China's local culture suggests that the black / white, legal / illegal dichotomy which presupposes so much of our (Western) thinking about society, is not apposite in the Chinese context.

Gracefully written and enriched by apposite figures of speech, Listen, Slowly is a superb, sometimes humorous, always thought - provoking coming - of - age story.

The first seven chapters serve as a fine survey statement of Reformed theology from the perspective of this guiding motif, with apposite comments about how contemporary cultural forces twist and distort the biblical teaching.

While not all of them seem quite apposite, her bronze Nature Study (1984)-- a clawed sphynx or hippogryph with multiple breasts lining its belly — appears plucked from Savinio's imagination, impishly magical and eerily teratological in equal measure.

The subject seemed especially apposite to Harlem's 125th Street.

Speaker John Bercow's estimation of PMQ's as a «litany of attacks, sound bites and planted questions» seemed a pathetically apposite description of what I was watching.

With the threat of Islamist attacks apparently imminent and the tragi - comedy of the Labour anti-Semitism row still unfolding, Tate could hardly have chosen a more challenging - yet - apposite moment to open a show by an artist whose work has touched consistently on the Middle East conflict for more than 35 years.

Since this job is mostly determining the nature of a call and providing immediate and appropriate dispatch service, I know just how to manage services in a time efficient and apposite manner.

The amount of debate here and the reactions from the club show just how apposite it is.

As the current House of Commons struggles through its final months, taunted by accusations of corruption and electoral malpractice and with great political issues causing dissent and division, it is perhaps apposite that the latest section of The History of Parliament covers the period between 1820 and 1832, from the unreformed to the reformed House of Commons.

This is a very apposite book and should be read by ministers, shadow ministers, parliamentarians and civil servants, but I doubt whether more than a few will have the inclination or time to do so.

The future of the internet, who owns it, the balance between freedom and regulation is very apposite today.

(That Stephen Schneider quote is particularly apposite here...)

(Her interlocutor, the museum's chief curator, Norman Kleeblatt, flashed slides of somewhat apposite works by Howard Hodgkin, David Park, Alex Katz, Peter Doig, Kai Althoff, and others; he should have added Fairfield Porter, the late superb painter and critic who argued that modern art had taken a wrong turn when it hewed to Cezanne rather than to Vuillard.)

Organized training sessions for employees for providing detailed knowledge of the subject and apposite working

One reader, a Dr. UK has found a very apposite quotation from Shakespeare's A Midsummer -LSB-...]

Various implementations ofthe basic premises are illustrated by an abundance of moving and intriguing case studies that engage the children in the fight against the problem and gain some control of their lives through strategies involving letters, art work, apposite stories, and such «unlicensed co-therapists» as stuffed animals... the authors... never dismiss the seriousness of their clients» problems.

students view slides and write apposite similes, introduce these into a letter of complaint.

Several banks have already agreed voluntarily to impose a ban now and it is thus apposite to consider the law and practice that is presently evolving with regard to such claims.

He found that an inquiry into a band's historical processes were ``... particularly apposite where a First Nation continues to select its leadership based on its own custom.

Users can flip through customizable content within the sleek app just as they would through their favorite magazine, thus the app's apposite name.

When we started, the congregation was accustomed to singing four vaguely apposite hymns slotted into the liturgy; in short, they were singing at Mass, rather than singing the Mass..

It is perfectly apposite to declare God's disagreement.

L.H. Bailey's The Holy Earth is a reprint of a 1915 book judged newly apposite by the press of Michigan State University, where he taught and where a statue of him graces the university's horticultural garden.

This characterization that Whitehead certainly meant to apply to his own philosophy seems to us specially apposite for describing Whitehead's relation to his great predecessor, Leibniz, insofar as the typical problematic of a «monadic cosmology» arises for both, as the following discussion shows.

But, also, when gently or imploringly he adds a reminder to parents that that day should be not the goal and destination but an important stage in a continuing journey of regular Mass - going with parental support, he is saying a good and distinctly apposite word.

«The author approaches the David story as an imaginative writer, giving play to that dialectical fullness of conception that leads the greatest writers (Shakespeare, Stendhal, Balzac, Tolstoy, Proust, to name a few apposite instances) to transcend the limitations of their own ideological points of departure,» Alter states.

Even as the Indiana incident fades from the headlines, Dreher's question is likely to become more, not less, apposite because it touches on the consequences of a development which at first glance seems counterintuitive: The transformation of the libertarian impulse of the sexual revolution of the sixties into the totalitarian ambition of today's sexual politics.

The double saying has no earlier history in the tradition; the point at issue is the question of repentance in face of a challenge, certainly a major concern of the message of the historical Jesus; the references to the queen of the South and the men of Nineveh are vividly apposite and absolutely in accord with Jesus» use of unlikely good examples in his comparisons (the Good Samaritan); and the element of warning in the saying coheres with a major aspect of the message of the parables.

While David does not explicitly make the connection, the biblical resonances of the book's title are surely apposite.

Another Lib Dem peer, popping up on the Daily Politics, could see other, entirely apposite, historical parallels.

«It is also apposite to employ his medium to bring to your attention some activities of the state government in recent time that are calculated attempts to prevent a free and fair election in the state.

Diligent and apposite colors are used by designers that give comfort in warm weather.

Expensive external education support agencies that don't add value to apposite teaching in a digitally - based world can, as has happened globally, be dispensed with.

The theory suggests that a new school, with the right principal, apposite staff and infrastructure could soon progress to the digital normalisation stage.

Perhaps a more apposite rival is Citroen's own C4 Cactus.

How to Market Your Book to a Niche Audience — Diana Urban at BookBub with some very apposite advice.