Sentence examples for apt to make from inspiring English sources

The gist of the daya's argument: Circumcised women are less apt to make nuisances of themselves than intact ones.

"Mental illness is apt to make you into a bore," he writes, but there's not a dull second here.

Mr. Obama and Mr. Romney, both very smart and very cautious, aren't apt to make unforced errors.

Ordinary blackout curtains could not be washed, as this was apt to make them let through light.

Even the most astute description of, say, your husband's morning shower is apt to make him feel unfairly exposed.

Coughlin has continued to hammer the point home, though, and the Giants have been less apt to make the kinds of mistakes that ruined last season.

It's also a particularly apt year to make a list of the best films.

"Design is everywhere" is an apt statement to make when starting out.

As for the collection it once housed, she is apt not to make too much of that.

US TV critic Maureen Ryan has compared Brienne to The Wire's Omar and it's an apt comparison to make.

In a way, Mr. Scott was an apt person to make this point and spotlight Zambia's unusual degree of stability and harmony.