Sentence examples for apt context from inspiring English sources
(I particularly relish a glowing but fierce account of Dvorak's Symphony No. 6 and American Suite). A Philharmonic concert he led in 2015 — featuring the premiere of an Andrew Norman piano concerto, Beethoven's Fourth Symphony and Strauss's "Till Eulenspiegel" — was a programming model, a study in musical tricksterism through the ages that gave a new work a brilliantly apt context.
Liz Diamond, the director of "Rice Boy," and Tobin Ross Ost, the set designer, have provided a less striking but more animated (and equally apt) context for Mr. Kuruvilla's play, which is about the identity crisis of a teenage boy, the son of East Indian parents who have moved to Canada.
This arresting chapbook (with wonderfully-animated animal drawings by the engaging provocateur artist Duke Riley) sets Healy's poems in the unlikely yet apt context of behavioral economics, with an epigraph from (of all people), John Maynard Keynes.
But what really makes the word apt in this context is that the enemies of reform can't withstand sunlight.
That final revelation, if so florid a word is apt in this context, may still be decades off, if indeed some hidden flaw does not bring the whole logical structure crashing to earth before then.
However, just which sense of 'natural' is most apt in this context is highly controversial and I shall return to this point shortly.
The report doesn't use the term "addiction," but the similarity between uncontrolled dependence on an addictive substance and academe's dependence on underpaid and overly numerous graduate students and postdocs makes the word apt in this context.
Wittgenstein's iconic dictum is quite apt in this context: "Whereof one cannot speak, thereof one must be silent".
It can be – and this is not a word to be thrown around lightly, but is apt in this context – harrowing.
It is also particularly apt in a fringe context, when you are very much hurtling from show to show.
The flavour of soft brown sugar is glorious with the oats and cream, but honey seems more apt in a Scottish context and works even better with the whisky.
