Sentence examples for be apt to think from inspiring English sources
Or to hit shows like "Homeland," whose heroine would be apt to think twice before baring her shoulders in a crowded Beirut market.
It's harder to romanticise living in such a dwelling in NYC – a Londoner can live in a bedsit and be reminded of Fleur and her ilk, but a New Yorker might be apt to think of SROs – but not impossible; in order to survive here, you have to develop the ability to romanticise just about anything.
The term gets thrown around a lot, and Gingrich himself is apt to think his every idea is BIG.
People who never had any autographs are apt to think when they come into possession of such as these that they have an extremely rare and priceless document!
So, most onlookers are apt to think of Mari-Cha III as one of the lavish super-yachts that flock to Newport.
But in domestic matters, hard-boiled New York voters are apt to think civility and niceness ought to have some relationship -- even in divorce court.
"He is apt to think of it as having always existed, as much 'always' in his world as motorcars, gramophones and aeroplanes".
Given all this, potential investors in Carlyle are apt to think that the Carlyle managers are more interested in selling their stakes at the right time than in creating long-term value for public investors.
In societies in which literacy is all but universal and language teaching at school begins with reading and writing in the native tongue, one is apt to think of language as a writing system that may be pronounced.
For when we imagine the fully emancipated 21st-century woman, we are apt to think of some toned, immaculately dressed overachiever, leading a Fortune 500 company while bringing up bilingual twins.
