Sentence examples for apt to point from inspiring English sources

Suspending aid, as many diplomats are apt to point out, is no panacea for all the ills of the world.

The meeting occurred on Washington's Birthday, which meant a precisely nine-month gestation period for the friendship, which is the kind of thing that "Mrs. Paine's Garage" is apt to point out.

Books about Hawking are apt to point out that he was born exactly 300 years after the death of Galileo, as if the fact might help us comprehend the origins of his genius.

Kellner is apt to point out that the inherently evaluatory lens through which we study media and popular culture is cross-disciplinary, designed in its use to accommodate Class Studies, Gender Studies, and Sexuality Studies, as well as meet the needs of feminists and queer theorists.

While young people in earlier decades might have cherished the chance to goof off and sleep in for a few months, the current generation, experts like Mr. Alsop are apt to point out, "have always been told they can achieve anything they can put their mind to".

Students did not mark up papers as much as we discussed them in class and were much less apt to point to specific passages in their peers' writings.

So perhaps this is an apt moment to point out a dark but important truth about intimate-partner violence: Some abusers are perfectly well aware of what they are doing, at least at a certain level.

This might seem apt to the point of pat.

For awhile I've been wanting to draw attention to this visual deconstruction of the "global warming has stopped" meme often used by people whose profession or worldview makes them apt to reject science pointing to a greenhouse-heated climate: This animated graphic was created by the folks at the Skeptical Science blog as part of a series of posts on the notion of "going down the up escalator".

As noted in a recent NerdWallet study, there are better times to open such a card, such as when you are apt to get more points for applying.

The Toreadors aren't apt to score many points in the field events this year either, but seniors Eboni Grayson, Frances Santin and Wendy Chan, junior Tiffany Smith, and sophomores Bailey and Deneeka Torrey could top the 70 points they combined for in track events last year.