Sentence examples for apt summary from inspiring English sources

"The psychology of stupidity" is not, in any case, a very apt summary.

It seemed, at that moment, an apt summary of my predicament.

This win over Gloucester might serve as an apt summary of their campaign to date, notable for an upturn in ambition but dogged by a lack of concentration.

In the apt summary of Derek Thompson of The Atlantic, the haiku version of the president's proposal is "tax the rich, spare the poor, remember the young".

The report was an apt summary of Wetterling's work, and — with its emphasis on prevention — belonged to a maturing vision that began, years before, with the open-ended pain of losing a child.

The last section heading in the last chapter of this unpersuasive book reads, "God Is Back, for Better," which, in retrospect, seems like an apt summary of this volume's poorly argued thesis, as well as its nonagnostic point of view.

It's hard to think of a more apt visual summary of the social schisms that inspired Shaw to write "Pygmalion" than the choreography that Matthew Bourne, the artistic director of Adventures in Motion Pictures, has provided for its musical spinoff.

That notion has probably occurred to people who have fought their way through picture-snapping crowds at home or abroad, and the film's final shot might seem a little too apt a summary of an audience's reaction: Mr. Trêpa, looking into the camera, shrugs.

It's an apt — if curious — summary of the novel as a whole, which often feels a little rehearsed, a recitation of the middle-class fantasies and myths that have increasingly defined India.

RTS implements the TextRank algorithm, so it can be exploited to generate very short summaries (more apt for mobile devices, where screen space is at a premium) or longer, more explicative summaries (more apt e.g. for phablets or laptops).

Even if the mandated pecking order distracts from the narrative, what's consistent is that "Looking" is not reduced to Grindr-hopping, parade-going San Francisco stereotypes, even if that summary is entirely apt.