Sentence examples for apt to reflect from inspiring English sources
But polls are notoriously unreliable here, apt to reflect what the client wants.
"And in this year of Wagner's bicentenary it seems particularly apt to reflect on his ideas of 'total theatre' – of music and story and effects.
When there was triumph or disaster to report, they were apt to reflect it in the tone of their voices") and too little ("For some reason a man … can express personality better by voice alone than can a woman" – Southern Daily Echo in 1928) – or sometimes both at the same time.
As bone turnover processes are highly surface-sensitive, trabecular bone microarchitecture is apt to reflect physiological, pathophysiological and drug-induced changes.
As our designation of non type 1 diabetes is more apt to reflect type 2 diabetes, our observation that male subjects residing in high-income neighborhoods were at lower risk is consistent with adult type 2 diabetes studies (12).
America's beloved TV couple was also a multicultural couple, an apt pair to reflect the city's diversity to the world.
Justin Welby told the congregation at Canterbury cathedral that it was an apt time to reflect on the continuing suffering of those in Palestine, Israel and South Sudan.
I've been editing Comment is free since early September, and now feels like an apt time to reflect on some of the things we've done since then that we're particularly proud of.
She further said the sentiment reflected in the song is "exactly what her girls are apt to shout behind closed doors" and that the lyrics are meant to reflect a woman's many moods and shifting desires: "I write from a female perspective, but I'm also telling men what women are really thinking and feeling about them.
Wechsler pauses to reflect.
