Sentence examples for always been apt from inspiring English sources

As Seldon's own biography of him shows, he has always been apt to mistake his wishes for facts.

He seemed like a person for whom the word "jolly" would always be apt.

Even though I have always been more apt to milk a joke than a cow, which can create udder confusion (see what I mean?), I have long wanted to be a gentleman farmer.

Mr. Begala said he had always thought it was apt that this was where Mr. Clinton, in an interview with Marcia Kramer on WCBS-TV, made the remark about not inhaling that became a symbol of Mr. Clinton's way with words.

Hyman always worried that Blair was apt to drift too far from Labour's roots.

This is bad opera and bad theater; the music, always secondary in Menotti, is apt at best.

She has always been her own woman, so the choice seemed apt demographically, if for no other reason.

The quotation goes on to say, "Great men are almost always bad men". "Unlimited power is apt to corrupt the minds of those who possess it". For the past decades we have been collecting 360 degree feedback data about leaders.

An aristocrat should always inspire his subjects, who are apt to pursue the unseemly because this is the nature of impulsive creatures.

Hartman first observed that, in retaliatory prosecution cases, evidence showing whether there was probable cause for the charges would always be "available and apt to prove or disprove retaliatory causation". 547 U. S., at 261.

In any learning venue, classroom or experiential, there is always the likelihood that some domains are apt to be better mastered than others; and there is instructionally diagnostic value in knowing which domains are successfully learned and which less so, and whether membership in the enhanced APPE cohort predicts learning gains in some domains more than others.