Sentence examples for apt is that from inspiring English sources
How apt is that phrase, and how well does it apply to his son?
The criticism of him that seems apt is that although he is big and has terrific wheels and good hands, he hasn't got much hockey sense.
The central idea behind APT is that we can price some assets relative to other assets when such assets have no specific risk.
The core idea of APT is that only a small number of systematic influences affect the long term average returns of securities.
These are constitutive of being a woman and a man: what makes calling S a woman apt, is that S is oppressed on sex-marked grounds; what makes calling S a man apt, is that S is privileged on sex-marked grounds.
An apt analogy is that their mental software has been reprogrammed by a computer virus-like phenomenon.
What makes Williamson so unusual — mind-boggling might also be an apt term — is that his growth was as much outward as upward.
Or maybe a geographically more apt metaphor is that of the timeshared apartment — an arrangement that would become popular on the Spanish costas from the 1960s onwards.
The trouble with the English, remarked Salman Rushdie in typically apt fashion, is that they don't know their history, because so much of it happened overseas.
The most apt answer is that (following logicians' usage) it is composed of ten occurrences of word types.
