Sentence examples for apt though from inspiring English sources

With Apt, though, since newspapers can sell ads on certain Yahoo pages — like Yahoo Mail — they can gather a big enough group.

The name change is apt, though.

The word is apt, though perhaps not in the way intended.

Sancton's fundamental notion — discussing Allen and Apatow in the same breath, as peers — is apt, though the differences between Allen and Apatow are as important as the similarities, and cut deeper than their relationships with studio bosses.

Judged by writers Minnette Walters and Rachel Billington, the winner was Michael, whose entry was an apt, though painful portrait of Pete, a prisoner in a state of total mental breakdown.

And, of course, if one limits oneself to the victims of the Paris terror attacks, innocents in cafés vs. the Kalashnikov-waving killers, this good vs. evil presentation is apt (though calling criminals just "scumbags" is too nice).

I tweet about mortuary practices and medical education because I teach medical students and I'm still an APT – even though it's not full-time, I have both APT qualifications, eight years' experience and am on a response register for Mass Disasters.

Since President Ernesto Zedillo took office in late 1994, the joke has become less apt, even though he, like all his predecessors for 70 years, belongs to the Institutional Revolutionary Party PRIInstitutional Revolutionary Party PRI

A more apt comparison, though, is to the Soldier String Quartet, which was far more like a rock band than the Kronos could dream of being.

The Metropolitan Museum's solution — a small, grave, beautiful photography show — is an apt one, though some people will grumble that Sontag had tributes enough in her time, and doesn't need, or deserve, any more.

But it may also be that Barcelona's early surge was part of a calculated plan, and that is why the comparison with Lobanovskyi seems apt, even though the more direct line of influence is through Michels and Johan Cruyff.