Sentence examples for apt to a from inspiring English sources

The satirist best-placed to take advantage of this shift could be Stephen Colbert, whose tongue-in-cheek right-wing persona on The Colbert Report already has an air of aggrieved insecurity apt to a member of the opposition.

On this view, P* merely realizes P; it is not identical with P. Given its denial of property identity, this latter view seems less apt to a reductionist interpretation.

"The fascist style exhibits a grandiosity apt to an era of high and maldistributed prosperity," Mr. Sorkin said.

Mention "colt" and New Yorkers are more apt to visualize a gun — or a beer — than a young horse.

Spielberg's films are always apt to find a home for a good enemy.

"People are more apt to trust a person or a business if they know someone else trusts them.

At Prospect Hill Elementary School in Pelham, Dr. Richard P. Limato, principal, said: "We're more apt to use a dreidel than a menorah.

"Look at him," James was apt to jeer, "a $35,000 education and a $35-a-week 35-a-week 35-a-week

Today, airline executives are more apt to have a marketing background than an engineering one.

When a couple move into a new house, they're more apt to purchase a different kind of cereal.

"You're more apt to see a professor remain at one school for a long time than a coach.