Sentence examples for apt to question from inspiring English sources

It might make us more apt to question everything around us.

If people could be made to believe this, they would be the more easily managed and less apt to question, or even rebel.

"Sometimes when you get older, people are more apt to question is he in a slump because he's old, or is he just in a slump?" Girardi said.

For example, students noted that patients were more apt to ask questions of the provider in the US, which was attributed to higher education amongst US patients.

Even one-fourth into the season, he is apt to ask the question, are the Yankees good enough to win?

In its turn, this question is very apt to breed the further question how, if our moral language lacks this universal jurisdiction over other societies, it can make good its claim to jurisdiction even in our society.

(Ages 4 to 8) Any children's book about adoption is apt to draw sticky questions from its young readers, especially a book about cross-cultural adoption.

And when the conversation centers on an unanswerable query, as it does in Yael Kohen's "We Killed," a book filled with the voices of female comics and their colleagues, it's apt to raise more questions than it answers.

When he was young and in the midst of that golden-era frenzy, Dylan was apt to dodge earnest questions about what led him to the music he made in the mid-sixties.

And should you get cute and ask Mr. Smith how many years he has been working in the place (37), he is apt to ask you a question related to subtraction: "If I buy you a beer, will you drink it and go away?" You, of course, do not go away.

For American readers the question is apt to be: whatever became of John Fowles?