Sentence examples for apt described from inspiring English sources

We used the novel experimental attitude priming task (APT) described by Hooley et al. [ 35], to create a psychosocially stressful situation, designed to affect cortisol responses.

His supporters say the location was apt, describing him as a political prisoner in Vladimir V. Putin's Russia.

Apted describes a situation in which everybody was blaming everybody else: "There was a lot of ill feeling.

Hylas is shorthand for "Highly Adaptable Satellite", an apt name which describes one of its key attributes - the ability to direct its beams to different areas of the continent in order to satisfy demand.

It is apt to describe stationary discharges such as microwave and radio frequency plasmas.

Letters: Would it not be equally or more apt to describe Fellini as one of her conquests?

But certain events are so extraordinary - so fated - that the word miraculous seems apt to describe them.

It seems apt to describe growing corporate efforts to hijack humanitarian crises in order to tout corporate commitment to humanitarianism.

Now he is more apt to describe his relationship with Obama as "wonderful," as he did in the aftermath of the disaster.

It is perhaps more apt to describe the results of the 2018 midterm elections not as a wave in favor of the Democrats but as a tsunami.

Forgive my paraphrasing the opening line of A Christmas Carol, but it seems apt when describing Dickensian, BBC1's new 20-part drama, populated by characters from Dickens.