Sentence examples for a perfectly apt from inspiring English sources

Mr. Weber complies with them, but adds a perfectly apt, and brilliant, touch of his awn.

"I thank you," he wrote, "from the pit of my burning, nauseous stomach …" It was somehow a perfectly apt ailment.

It hit him in the forehead, square on the NY logo; a perfectly apt visual demonstration of the Yankees' recent misfires.

She looks simultaneously defiant and vulnerable – a perfectly apt combination for a musician, poet, painter and photographer whose art has always been as much about grace as ferocity.

But if you can find a perfectly apt metaphor it can make your day: 'The moon was like a snipped fingernail,'" he says with relish.

You could generously say that this is a perfectly apt metaphor for Sellers himself, whom the critic David Thomson summed up as "too evidently a virtuoso, and little else".

In a few, perfectly apt words she expresses what was for me at least the most dumbfounding surprise about motherhood: the way in which becoming a mother granted me access to forced me into an entirely new sphere of love, care, selflessness, and terror, a dimension that I had no idea was there.

In a few, perfectly apt words she expresses what was for me at least the most dumbfounding surprise about motherhood: the way in which becoming a mother granted me access to — forced me into — an entirely new sphere of love, care, selflessness, and terror, a dimension that I had no idea was there.

A horny Odysseus at the wheel is at once a ridiculous and perfectly apt picture of the treks that young lovers make at night, on dark rural roads against even their own sex-clouded better judgment.

Consequently, in a misguided but perfectly apt form they decide to talk it out, to sit, or at least attempt to sit like civilized people, the three of them and discuss the issues, try to get to know each other, understand each other and hopefully stumble upon some easy answer to an impossible situation.

His own summary of himself as a writer - a Daumier, he said, rather than a Picasso or a Velázquez - is perfectly apt.