Sentence examples for apt it from inspiring English sources

I imagined I was looking on a monument to the cold war, and how apt it seemed.

His description of the situation in Ukraine is equally apt: "It has never been like this and now it is exactly the same again".

The name is apt: it sounds like how you feel when you wake up in a strange place and momentarily forget your coordinates.

One lit-critic last year noted sadly how apt it was "that a prize sponsored by a bookie should typically portray sport as inventive misery".

India's environment minister said the Kyoto Protocol is in "intensive care" and I think that's apt, it needs to be saved.

Suddenly it's easy to imagine how strangely apt it might have felt for his wife to heap onto that pile King's 53 empty Cheez-It boxes.

And that is pretty apt given it is home to an organisation that the sport has catapulted into public consciousness.

But it is apt and it is funny, and it is, unfortunately, likely to be true.

For Mr. Apted, it's simple: "I like the people I make films about.

Although the term paradigm shift has been grossly overused in recent years, I think it's apt when it comes to economic theory.

As the Bauhaus's history is steeped in German politics, it seems apt that it should be welcomed back to Berlin with such aplomb.