Sentence examples for apt suggestion from inspiring English sources

Using nonart materials — torn and cut cardboard, chicken wire covered with paste-soaked newspaper — he made miniature cars and tenements, street signs and figures, painting all the forms black around the edges, as if they'd been singed by fire, an apt suggestion of vulnerability at a time when the vast stretches of the city were being demolished in the name of urban renewal.

Of course, it's still best to try to prevent wandering; the Alzheimer's Association has published some apt suggestions.

The most apt might be his suggestion that he and his followers represent commandos, trying for so many years to breach a wall that, in the end, crumbled entirely in just 18 days in January and February.

It would be invidious to suggest an apt canine description for Lord Goldsmith, who would indignantly repudiate any suggestion that he is Tony Blair's poodle.

The reviewer's suggestions are most apt.

However, there have been suggestions that the criminal law is apt for dealing with this matter as well.

But if we must, I think this suggestion, by the cartoonist Mick Stevens, is apt.

A central story in the Abrahamic tradition--Judaism, Christianity and Islam--highlights an apt illustration for the first of the above three suggestions.

(Mr. Riedel: "I have a suggestion for a title that might be more apt: 'Flop!' ") "Bounce" will play for a month in Washington, Mr. Sondheim said, and "then we'll see".

Interestingly, though, it is McCullin's shellshocked soldier, one of the few portraits in the show, that is the most apt metaphor for what follows: an exhibition full of traces and suggestions, scars and memories, hauntings and evocations.

Mr. Segev wrote, "The suggestion that Israel's enemies are Nazis, or the ­Nazis' heirs, is apt to discourage any fair compromise with the Palestinians, and that is bad for Israel".