Sentence examples for apt when from inspiring English sources

"Just seems apt when we're near Anthorn," came the reply.

The analogy has always stayed with me because it seems equally apt when applied to Pedro's personality.

The cliché about the dustbin of history is almost too apt when Alexander Stille walks into his aunt Lally's apartment.

Marty's criticisms are particularly apt, when one considers the case of Dutch-based Filipino revolutionary Jose Maria Sison.

The old adage that you should be careful what you wish for is particularly apt when discussing the British economy.

Forgive my paraphrasing the opening line of A Christmas Carol, but it seems apt when describing Dickensian, BBC1's new 20-part drama, populated by characters from Dickens.

"As long as I'm above ground, I'll carry on," says 71-year-old Apted when we meet on the 20th floor of ITV's London HQ. "Maybe if I wasn't above ground, someone else would take it over.

Bryan Singer first read Apt Pupil when he was 19 years old, and when he became a director, he wanted to adapt the novella into a film.

The CNN political commentator William Schneider picked apt language when he spoke of the "treacherous path" that would-be leaders choose when they talk of unraveling the finality of elections.

Marcus Wallenberg, the tennis champion and grandfather of the present Marcus, ran the shop like an old-time industrialist an apt strategy when post-war Europe was being resurrected.

The phrase "life imitates art" is probably no more apt than when applied to the newly published memoir by Laura Bush, "Spoken From the Heart" (Scribner).