Voting bodies are apt to consider, sometimes above all other factors, how well a film might travel.
— John Donohue Movies With a weeklong run of a new restoration of Douglas Sirk's last Hollywood film, "Imitation of Life," opening at Film Forum today, it's apt to consider the secrets of Sirk's success.
Of course language and literature are not everything, even for the study of Far Eastern arts, and in this respect Eastern scholars, who are apt to consider language and literature everything, should be corrected, but all the same, without language and literature, scholars' approach to Eastern art really becomes narrow and superficial.
That surprised me, of course, but now I'm even more surprised that you've come.' It's possible he was exaggerating: my father knew that no one was apt to consider his death as seriously as his own son, and to that, to thinking about his death, we devoted that Sunday afternoon.
Jackson, shaped by memories of Nuremberg, as well as prior service in the executive branch, was apt to consider the real-world application of his principles.The main shortcoming of "Scorpions", though, is that each of its four subjects merits a book of his own, as do the landmark court cases, like Brown and the Japanese internment decision.
"Soldiers are apt to consider themselves as a body distinct from the rest of the citizens," Adams said.
Consider first the kinds of things which non-philosophers are apt to count as evidence.
In a jury's eyes the canceled check would be apt to be considered an instrument of crime implicating Lawn in the conspiracy, and so indeed the prosecutor played it up with telling effect in his summation.
