When he answers letters of complaint from readers, he is apt to write, "It seems that Haaretz is just not for you".
And the candidates' success at raising money influences donors looking to make future contributions, who are not apt to write checks to losing candidates.
Raymond Chandler's private eye Philip Marlowe said, 'The more I know, the fewer cups I have to break.' And that's more to the point: the biographer who permits himself to know as much as can be known is more apt to write with precision, empathy, affection and true understanding".
"England's shirts have these dark stains like the players have been pelted in the stocks, a response some fans no doubt feel would be apt," he wrote on Twitter. .
Which patient is more apt to write a bad review two days after the process?
Roundtable discussion "The book came out of the conviction that international treaties are useful in developing countries, even in those countries where one is apt to write off the legal systems," said Savitri Goonesekere, one of the book's four authors.
It's apt that the jacket of Ornette Coleman's 1960 recording "Free Jazz: A Collective Improvisation" featured Pollock's 1954 painting "White Light" (also in MOMA's collection), apt that Frank O'Hara wrote a monograph about Pollock.
Aaron Sorkin bought the rights to Andrew Young's memoir, "The Politician," which is apt since Young writes that John Edwards was inspired to become a politician after he saw Sorkin's "The American President".
Ms. Streep plays the title character with a perfectionism that "has rarely seemed so apt," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times, adding that Stanley Tucci, as Nigel, Miranda's right-hand man-slave, "has never been better".' And he called Emily Blunt's character, another minion, "a minor tour de force of smiling hostility".
It is apt that Lioy writes for a broad audience that might comprise scientists and nonscientists, policy makers and communities, graduate students and undergraduates.
