Sentence examples for apt only from inspiring English sources

This metaphor is apt only insofar as both will disappoint liberals hoping for significant change.

Siddiqui, the assistant principal at Edinburgh University for religion and society, who will also sit on the UK board of Britain Stronger in Europe, said: "Do we really want to be seen, as the Chinese have said, not as a big power but an old European country apt only for travel and study?

Some writers have referred to this theory as founding Artificial Life (A-life), but this is a misleading description, apt only to the extent that the theory was intended, as Turing saw it, to counter the Argument from Design.

Their allegiance is apt only to harden if they feel that their leader, and they by extension, are under attack.

Inescapable comparisons to Steven Spielberg (a producer of "Super 8" and something of a mentor to Mr. Abrams) are apt, but they go only so far.

But the timing is apt — not only because of the swarming headlines but because it follows the release of "The Incest Diary," a memoir published last summer by an anonymous American author.

Well, maybe, but such an analogy, for me at least, has always seemed perfectly apt – not only in the context of the show or as a fan, but as an example of what is a wider social shift.

Their allegiance is apt to only harden if they believe that their leader, and they by extension, are under attack.

(The comparison is apt, if only because Ledger was the last Generation X/Y actor to star in a Batman movie).

It was an apt description, but only of the Heat.

The most dangerous hacking groups are known as "advanced persistent threats" (APTs): not only nation-states, but highly competent criminal organisations that carry out technically difficult targeted hacks.