Sentence examples for apt phrase from inspiring English sources
I think it's an apt phrase for Simon's evocation of a certain England.
While not without flaws, particularly in communicating ideas, 'lightweight' is not an apt phrase.
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"It requires an architecture of consciousness," was Mr. Gaussoin's apt phrase.
Their position, in the apt phrase of the writer Melissa McEwan, is to "protect the sanctity of traditional domestic violence".
He has a knack for coming up with apt phrases that accomplish a lot with just a few words.
He likes to call his films "musical comedies," which is an apt enough phrase if each word is broadly defined, but he also speaks of them in terms of "mutation" and "contamination".
He probably didn't realize how apt the phrase "hard call" would turn out to be for you this summer, not least because of your support for the surge in Iraq.
It felt amazing to be there wondering: what's in contact here?" Her question, asked of cultures as well as chins, is an apt catch phrase for the "Black Dance" series.
Occasionally known as the Host Kei, these fellas spend as much time in front of the mirror as their female counterparts do, and the resulting ultra-effeminate look makes their Gyaru-Oh moniker fairly apt (the phrase can be translated as "Girl Men").
