Sentence examples for be particularly apt given from inspiring English sources

Tom Ognibene, for one, does not find the Bush stunt to be particularly apt, given that Bloomberg has always been, in his belief, "a left-wing, liberal-Democrat ideologue".

It was particularly apt given that it was St Patrick's weekend - not that the Irish crew ever need an excuse to celebrate as they definitely have the reputation as the biggest party team in the paddock!

Being a princess is an enduring girlhood fantasy, and when translated to the context of a wedding it is particularly apt, given that a princess is one who enjoys limitless wealth and childish irresponsibility.

And in JFK's case, this was particularly apt, given his unprecedented opening of the White House to classical musicians and other artists.

The theme this year's Day of the African Child is particularly apt: giving youth a voice.

Neither recalls whether any of the fortunes proved to be particularly apt.

That characterization might be particularly apt, according to two graduate students at Princeton University.

Quotes were identified to illustrate participants' views, where these were judged to be particularly apt and succinct.

Finally, a combination of both contrasting and quantitative methods is particularly apt in giving a more complete view of the tissue health as well as treatment success.

Neither of us have ever been particularly apt at pursuing passion projects outside of our chosen careers.

One of those, "Zeitgenossen," is particularly apt for the moment.