Sentence examples for apt would have from inspiring English sources

I began referring to the house as "my place in the country;" more apt would have been "my slum in the trees"...

A more apt headline would have been "An Inevitable Massacre".

Yet the Administration's policies — a more apt description, admittedly, would have been "leading from behind the scenes" — were tailored to limiting circumstances.

(Maybe a more apt name for Facebook would have been "Best Face" book).

(Maybe a more apt name for Facebook would have been "Best Face" book). It's not a new observation to point out the disparities between our online identities and our real selves, but for me, as a cancer patient, that gap has never felt larger.

Its rough translation -- "Lord have mercy" -- would have been apt on any day for a bus driver in this town.

It's doubtful whether many of its suggested policies would have been apt even in that earlier context.

Maybe a more apt subtitle of the book would have been "New York: Its Buildings, Landscapes and Movies".

From its opening number onward, the most apt motto of Tonys night would have been Broadway Reaches Further Into the Culture Than You Think.

It felt so out of context for a program that followed the Mets' 13-7 win over the Cubs, although it would have been apt in some areas of Yankee Stadium.

In later life Ellis became familiar to BBC viewers as referee of not-as-good-as-you-remember-it gameshow It's A Knockout, but that title would have been apt for the most famous – and of course infamous – match of his football refereeing career.