Sentence examples for and apt for from inspiring English sources
Extravagant displays were characteristic of the once influential genre of French grand opera and apt for the work's setting at the Roman Catholic Council of Konstanz (1414-8) in Germany.
John Berger, in a quote that's almost become a cliché because it's so perfect and apt for writers, says: "Never again will a story be told as if it is the only one".
All the more reason, we say, to give the H2 a proper diesel engine that would be far more fuel-efficient and apt for such a heavy vehicle.
This device represents an alternative to commercial devices, with applications in research and development of materials in various types of industries and apt for academic training.
Images of disjointed heads and limbs rack up the sinister and, apt for a release on Software, the label run by the ever-experimental Oneohtrix Point Never, the visuals explore the spatial and temporal dualities of sculpture; how the slightest of movements figure the body in a daunting world of seemingly infallible technology, and the decay of power.
He was handled by his party with tact and forbearance, something crowned by his nomination for a knighthood, subtle and apt reward for a devotee of the Queen Mother – also an honorific not much pursued by Liberal Democrats.
He displays here a remarkable range and apt style for any assignment, but no more than that.
It was a folksy and apt metaphor for an unproductive political convention grinding to an exhausted halt.
At one point, watching with cruel glee as Tray scrubs a toilet, Mullins observes that the sight is a persuasive and apt metaphor for the state of life.
You know, it's like the dog who screwed a skunk for a while, until it finally shouted, 'I've had enough!' " It was a folksy and apt metaphor for an unproductive political convention grinding to an exhausted halt.
A year after hundreds of embedded journalists broadcast the hustle and muscle of United States troops in Iraq, two filmmaking brothers have found a brave and apt use for the military's languishing program of allowing tag-alongs.
