Sentence examples for almost too apt from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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

(It was almost too fast).

His own notorious words about chickens coming home to roost were, perhaps, here all too apt.

Too apt to be rodent havens.

She thinks British courts are too apt to let them.

But almost too late.