Sentence examples for apt words from inspiring English sources

The finale, in the apt words of the composer, is a "hymn to work and the healthy activity of living".

Today Commentary regularly publishes essays that sound, in Balint's apt words, "like speeches intended to buck up the troops or self-congratulatory sermons to the faithful".

Nor are we now concerned with the question whether by apt words Congress might have authorized the arrest without a warrant.

'Where Congress wished to deprive the courts of this historic power, it knew how to use apt words * * *.' Scripps-Howard Rapid v. Federal Communications Commission,316 U.S. 4, 17, 62 S.Ct.

In Mr. Miller's apt words, the play deals with "one of the strangest and most awful chapters in human history". Though the basic events are true, one always greets them with incredulity.

In the first essay in "The Raw and the Cooked," Jim Harrison uses the term "food bully," and no more apt words could describe both his prose and his way with food.

"Hesitant" seems like an apt word.

"Well" is perhaps an apt word.

"Managed" is an oddly apt word.

Inseparable is an apt word for the three.

That, in fact, is not an apt word.