Sentence examples for apt term from inspiring English sources

" 'Crutch' is an apt term".

Guerrilla war is therefore the apt term for submarine warfare.

If not, is there a more apt term?

The apt term here, which oddly is not deployed in the book, is misandry: hatred of men.

I was excited, yet doubtful, about autopilot, which is a very apt term for how the car works.

What makes Williamson so unusual — mind-boggling might also be an apt term — is that his growth was as much outward as upward.

I tire myself with Pumping for apt terms & similes to illustrate my Thoughts".

An erudite friend, Michael O'Hare, a professor of public policy at Berkeley, pointed out that there are apt terms in French — sans papiers, and situation irrégulière — but I write in English.

An erudite friend, Michael O'Hare, a professor of public policy at Berkeley, pointed out that there are apt terms in French sans papiers, and situation irrégulière but I write in English.

But half of the nation's non-Latino population also believes that the terms "welfare recipient" and "less well educated" are apt terms to describe the nation's Hispanic population.

"Descarados" is the apt Spanish term; Britons of a certain age would have called them "bounders".