Sentence examples for Very apt to from inspiring English sources

"Draco," Rowling wrote, "has all the dark glamour of the anti-hero; girls are very apt to romanticise such people.

The advice of the elders to young men is very apt to be as unreal as a list of the hundred best books.

"Men whose business it is to detect hidden and secret things," wrote Anthony Trollope in 1869, "are very apt to detect things that have never been done".

It also means that after their foliage turns dry and yellow, and after they've been laid to rest in a cool, dark place, they're very apt to resurrect.

"They're very apt to accept credit for something when it goes right, but when something goes wrong, they look for a scape goat to deflect it to and take the blame," he says.

Some of the situations, which were obviously intended to elicit sighs of sympathy from the spectators, are very apt to make one chuckle.It seems quite natural that a fat husband would be rather surprised when he looked out of his private car and observed his bride embracing a freight-train locomotive driver.

this is a very apt way to deal with the loss of a child.

"It's a dead-on, very apt way to describe a certain type of D.C. guy," Ms. Pennebaker said.

Rory Ngah: England's tail providing a very apt tonic to a morning spent researching the great attritional battles of 1916-17!

President Xi has a very apt way to describe the B&R when he said B&R is a "chorus," not a soloist singing.

In this regard, the existence of gap junctions within deep-brain neuromodulatory centers with diffuse projections [67], [68] may provide a very apt mechanism to generate a single critical spiking regime throughout the telencephalon.