Sentence examples for almost apt from inspiring English sources

It seems almost apt that Watts should have endured a near-death experience so young, given how she's become an actress synonymous with the sombre.

In the art world James Turrell is something of a deity, so it feels almost apt that upon being introduced he instantly banishes me to another world, a world he created, with the reward of an interview after my return.

THE symbolism is almost too apt.

The play's title comes to seem almost too apt.

That it is called "Next Best Thing to Love" is almost too apt.

The cliché about the dustbin of history is almost too apt when Alexander Stille walks into his aunt Lally's apartment.

Two of the splashiest new hotels and several restaurants have taken over old banks; the metaphor is almost too apt.

So it's tough to understand what happened to "Romantically Challenged," an ABC sitcom that begins on Monday, with a title that is almost too apt.

It seems almost comically apt that Williamson works as a benefits adviser for Nottingham city council but he will finally turn professional in October.

(Oscar Wilde's line about how "we are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars" seems almost too apt an epithet).

In light of the artist's subsequent romance with the found photograph, this anecdote is almost too apt to be true.