Significados de more apposite en inglés

Yet debating Hitler and armed conflict in Europe could not be more apposite.

The atmospheric relations of color are more apposite to our purpose.

The old joke about lies, damn lies and statistics has rarely seemed more apposite.

Munster v PerpignanThe Munster players' anthem, Stand Up and Fight, has rarely been more apposite.

GOLF: The script could not have been more apposite.

Jim's sentiment was more apposite than he thought.

Never was the word breakdown more apposite.

The more apposite question is-whenwill the recognition of this inevitable truth be spread among European governments and peoples?

But perhaps a photograph of post shelled Qana would have been more apposite and telling, if not as subtle?

Or, to cite a more apposite case, as well might we seek a reliable historical narrative in the following Greek myth.

Family trees not seldom have a crooked branch; or, to use a more apposite figure, many a flock has its black sheep.

However, a quick scan of the packed Palladium suggested that advice for female retirees or gay male couples might have been more apposite.

The melancholy of the Hawaiian and the emptiness of his new life are striking; and the remark is yet more apposite to the Marquesas.

Boxing analogies have rarely been more apposite and come 2.30 on Saturday afternoon one fancies everyone will be in their seats.

'Twould have been a little more apposite, if she had grieved for her lover.

'I know of no more apposite a title!'