apposite

We have had some apposite experience of such ideas in the past.

I'm sure there will soon be another situation where it is apposite.

If I had devised this myself, he was thinking, it could not have been more apposite.

There is one apposite text which may be worth a closer look.

Bristol itself, though, offers an apposite door to this past.

It was unexpected, yet seemed at the moment strangely apposite.

With respect to this latter point two comments are apposite.

The Siberians feel that their own example is more apposite.

The building was completely incongruous, yet apposite at the same time.

My hon. Friend's question is more apposite than he might have imagined.

I, unfortunately, cannot provide an apposite legal precedent, as there is none.

Shopping could also be the most apposite expression of Dublin culture today.

I should end this week's entry with an apposite quote from Shakespeare.

I see it rather as an actor's bag of tricks, and not a very apposite one for the role.

And so she attempted to concentrate on her reading, which, by coincidence, was apposite to the question in hand.

Mr President, nothing could be more apposite than what is happening this evening.

"Listen, and see if you do not agree that it is most apposite to this time of testing we are undergoing."

Japan is a particularly apposite example, I think, and shows the limitations of government policy in encouraging foreign language skills.

But in some ways, this was only apposite.

The retired person certainly has the time, often some apposite experience, and occasionally a little spare cash to bring to the cause.

But I think that my impolite and highly apposite challenge was worthwhile.

He would probably have known Olav personally, so the dedication was quite apposite.

It happened that Ernest had blundered on an apposite illustration.

And at the same time with such apposite trenchancy.

The Shadow thought that was apposite and a grim smile covered his harsh face.