Sentence examples for apt adjective from inspiring English sources

He searches for the most apt adjective.

"There's Japanese, Chinese, European — and everything is mixed, because it's a super-arrogant menu," Johnny, a self-taught cook, warns patrons with a grin, though "ambitious" is perhaps a more apt adjective.

In Nicholson Baker's new novel, "The Anthologist," the narrator — a poet in the throes of writer's block — procrastinates by imagining Paul Muldoon, The New Yorker's poetry editor, gently rejecting his poems: He'll say, Great to have something from you, but these seem a little....And then he'll have some apt adjective — "underweathered," or "overfurnished".

The usual descriptions of Reyes — plenty of talent, inconsistent, questionable attention span — are often apt adjectives for the Mets, too.

Not that the Munich Philharmonic was a bad orchestra, but "competent" was an apter adjective than "brilliant".

By Eren Orbey June 17 , 2017https://twitter.com/jacobbullards/status/871144014484873217 "Fierce," perhaps the greatest compliment that Twitter's gay conglomerate could ever confer, is as apt an adjective as any for the Internet's unlikely new queer icon.

But it's an apt app adjective for custom-tailored mobile experiences — ones not made to scale to the entire world, but instead delight a defined audience.

"Are those adjectives apt?" "It's been an amazing experience," Lou Eppolito, Jr., who is thirty-six, and works at a vitamin warehouse in New Jersey, told me after court one day in the second week of the trial.

The second adjective is surely apt.

We've said it before: having a body -- whether tall or short, cis or transgender, ostomized, hirsute, voluptuous, small-boned or whichever adjective feels most apt -- is the only prerequisite for having a "beach body".

Mr. McNally usually has a firm handle on what is, or will be, hot, an adjective that happens to be apt for the bloody at Pulino's that wears the tag "Mediterranean".