David Strathairn

Film is our literature, so we should tell stories that are apropos of our culture, in that we can learn something about ourselves.

American Actor

Dirk Benedict

Time is money, as they say, and it was never more apropos than on a television show, where a minute is worth about $200!

Shane Black

Lethal Weapon' sold apropos of nothing when I was very young, but that was a very different market.

Use 'apropos' to introduce something relevant at the perfect moment in a conversation.

Timely Relevance

'Apropos of nothing' indicates bringing up a topic suddenly, without a connection to the discussion.

Unexpected Shift

When used as a preposition, 'apropos' signals that what follows is connected to a specific topic.

Subject Reference

'Apropos' is often used in formal or professional communication rather than casual talk.

Formal Contexts

As an adjective, 'apropos' emphasizes that something is particularly well-suited to the circumstances or setting.

Fitting Atmosphere

Understanding 'apropos' involves recognizing cultural cues that make something fitting for the moment.

Cultural Nuance

 If it's true for prostate cancer, it'll almost certainly be true for breast cancer. And whether or not you have conventional treatment, in addition, if you make these changes, it may help reduce the risk of recurrence. The last thing I want to talk about, apropos of the issue of the pursuit of happiness, is that study after study has shown

Dean Ornish: Healing...

 pelting rain which I suppose is probably apropos of the general mood from the north clan this week we are indeed sitting in the rain it is absolutely pouring at least it's managed to change directions for a second so

Apropos

Timely Relevance

Unexpected Shift

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