Sentence examples for Apt term from inspiring English sources

" 'Crutch' is an apt term".

Guerrilla war is therefore the apt term for submarine warfare.

If not, is there a more apt term?

The apt term here, which oddly is not deployed in the book, is misandry: hatred of men.

I was excited, yet doubtful, about autopilot, which is a very apt term for how the car works.

What makes Williamson so unusual — mind-boggling might also be an apt term — is that his growth was as much outward as upward.

I tire myself with Pumping for apt terms & similes to illustrate my Thoughts".

An erudite friend, Michael O'Hare, a professor of public policy at Berkeley, pointed out that there are apt terms in French — sans papiers, and situation irrégulière — but I write in English.

An erudite friend, Michael O'Hare, a professor of public policy at Berkeley, pointed out that there are apt terms in French sans papiers, and situation irrégulière but I write in English.

But half of the nation's non-Latino population also believes that the terms "welfare recipient" and "less well educated" are apt terms to describe the nation's Hispanic population.

Last week, a Stanford student pushed her on waterboarding, which she said "by definition if it was authorized by the President" was not illegal, a line of illogic that, as the Washington Post and others noted, "echoes" Nixon ("When the President does it, that means that it is not illegal"), although "paraphrases" might be an apter term.