Sentence examples for Quite apt from inspiring English sources
"Quite apt, I suppose!" Scientists are already working on ideas for experiments that the UK spaceman could do on the ISS.
Truth is, the comparison isn't quite apt.
Lamoriello's Yankees-Mets analogy is not quite apt.
But traditions aside, "Gray Lady" is no longer quite apt.
"After running about London for 26 miles it may be quite apt".
It was quite an apt contribution, really.
Scotty is, rather, is a man out of a place, a lawyer who, dreaming of political power, holds a job for which he's not quite physically apt.
It's quite an apt image really: the whole series is probably best represented by the sight of two people getting carried away by nothing but hot air.
Few labels boast a logo quite as apt as that of In the Red Records: a VU meter with its needle stuck on overload.
But while we're used to ignoring commercials for soda, beer and new cars, we're not quite as apt at tuning out the endless begging meant to shame listeners into handing over their money.
