Sentence examples similar to apt editor from inspiring English sources

Male editors are businesslike in their gratitude; female editors are more apt to be ebullient.

ANTHONY J. DOWIDOWICZ Saranac Lake, N.Y., April 22, 2011 To the Editor: Paul Krugman's apt critique of Republicans' misconstrual of medical patients as "consumers" points toward a more pervasive cultural pathology.

JoAnn Ignelzi Belmont, Mass., March 11 , 2011To the Editor: "The Modesty Manifesto" is apt to be misunderstood by some parents.

Meanjin editor Jonathan Green said it was apt that "the idea of the cultural cringe was first expressed in Meanjin".

James B. Fishman New York, Dec. 21, 2007 • To the Editor: "Hell on wheels" is an apt title for the rolling suitcase.

Ian Pirie Upminster, Essex It's perhaps apt that John Gray's article should coincide with your editor-in-chief's invitation to readers to engage more fully with the Guardian.

A letter to the editor of a Gulf states newspaper provides an apt illustration of the complex nature of the interconnections [5].

He was as apt to hang out with the messengers as with the poetry editor.

In carefree moments, however, Gilbert is apt to abandon such portentous prose for a vein that the editors of Mad might envy.

Ken Chang's news article in The Times captures the main points and includes an apt analogy used in the introduction to the studies: The articles' editors likened climate change to someone habitually driving a bit over the speed limit.

When they were crafted by an editor during one of the numerous rewrites, the report's authors found them an apt description of A.P. executives' initial response to their findings.