Sentence examples for apt his from inspiring English sources

"The great lesson to me is how apt his music is – he knows exactly the right thing for each character and scene.

The comparison to Mr. Stern may be apt: his audience on satellite radio is smaller than it was on terrestrial radio, but the profits are higher.

The word "magical" seems unusually apt: his music, improbably conflating control and abandon, uses gestures improvisatory and sustained, primitive and complex, to insinuate itself directly into a listener's unconscious.

I happen to think his terrible posture and shadowy face is rather apt, given his temperament.

Mr. Bobbitt's comparison to secret agents was apt, given his background.

Parker Bowles's voice is characterized by a certain slapdash immediacy, which seems completely apt, given his subject.

Crick was appointed professor of political theory and institutions at Sheffield in 1965, and the title could not have been more apt given his range of interests.

His stature contributed to him being called 'Mini Messi', and the nickname was apt given his talent.

Mick Hucknall is my Sex Lives of the Potato Men, which is oddly apt given his reputation for shagging.

And in JFK's case, this was particularly apt, given his unprecedented opening of the White House to classical musicians and other artists.

In the major leagues, Stewart, a career.217 hitter, is especially apt in his ability to frame pitches, moving his glove minutely to make balls appear to be strikes, at least to the umpire.