Sentence examples for apt point from inspiring English sources
The Argentinian always seemed an apt point of goalscoring comparison for Welbeck, dismissed rather curtly by Louis van Gaal in midweek as simply not up to United levels.
Moreover, Katzmann makes the apt point that textualism is especially inappropriate for judges who, like Scalia, profess to believe in judicial restraint — in the idea, that is, that judges should defer to the elected branches of government.
The subtext seems to be that even if it's in third place in terms of operating system shipments, it's still the one bringing in money — an apt point considering Samsung's less-than-encouraging profit guidance issued just yesterday.
(An extreme version of that may have driven hyperinflation in Zimbabwe, but one way or another, the distressed African country is not an apt point of comparison for wealthy developed nations).
A fellow attorney made an apt point today regarding the state of copyright: there is no room for reasonableness in having discussions on the way our system works and taking steps to reform it.
But in a recent interview with TED Fellow Renée Hlozek, Kim made an apt point, asking: "Why should I receive training on how to recognize speech through vibration patterns?
Mr. Apted points out that he is the only British director of his generation who "actually picked up my bed and walked," as he answered the siren song of Hollywood, and in this he sees his nearest doppelgänger in the "Up" series as Nick Hitchon, the farm boy who made it to Oxford and then moved to America because that's where the work was (in his case as a nuclear physicist).
Suspending aid, as many diplomats are apt to point out, is no panacea for all the ills of the world.
Whether or not the Fox News example was apt, the point was to call attention to the dangers of the belief.
LP Hartley's observation that "the past is a foreign country, they do things differently there" is an apt starting point for the era of our subject, Edward Carlyle Ted Whitfieldld.
The vast tourist office (00 33 4 42 161 161; en.aixenprovencetourism.com) at Avenue Giuseppe Verdi, where you can pick up brochures on the painter's life, makes an apt starting point for a Cézanne walk.
