Meanings of particularly apposite in English

Not a particularly apposite remark from a Prince of the Church.

In those days, Orwell's description of sport as "war minus the shooting" seemed particularly apposite.

As the artist's name means "walls" in Catalan, his adoption of this theme might seem particularly apposite.

In life, not just sport, Hannah Craig embraces a Japanese philosophy that seems particularly apposite for these chaotic times.

This is particularly apposite in light of the changing nature of cultural diversity in Ireland, evidenced in the recent census returns.

Embodied is a particularly apposite term for Kapton Cadaverine, which features a kind of chaotic stage installation roughly divided by walls of plastic sheeting.

The old adage 'give me a child of seven and I will give you the man' seems particularly apposite in this case, she said.