Sentence examples for be quite apt from inspiring English sources

"After running about London for 26 miles it may be quite apt".

He also adopted the motto: "winning", which proved to be quite apt when he sued the producers of the sitcom and received a pay-off of more than $100m.

That would be quite apt if she were referring to her unwed teen's foray into motherhood.

It's not the "marriage" critique that's at issue – the feminist critique is quite apt on that front.

It's quite apt that the song that plays every time Victorino walks up to the plate in Fenway Park is "Three Little Birds" by Bob Marley.

Walker's comparisons with vegetarians is quite apt: both groups are hugely heterogenous collections of people with just one, slightly arbitrary, thing in common.

As it turns out, Ms. Moore's slippery characterizations of "A Gate at the Stairs," published on Tuesday by Alfred A. Knopf, are quite apt.

It's the 60th anniversary of the funding of the European Coal and Steel Community [link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Coal_and_Steel_Community], so the date is quite apt.

To the Editor: Re "When Deals on Wall Street Resemble a Casino Wager," by Andrew Ross Sorkin (Dealbook column, April 20): The comparison of the Goldman Sachs civil fraud suit to wagering in a casino is quite apt.

When the key advisory committee to the Food and Drug Administration met in February and March, the experts were aware that a new flu strain had just started to emerge in Asia, Europe and North America and was quite apt to become a dominant strain by the winter.

There is an Elvis Presley song, Stranger In My Own Home Town, that I often think is quite apt: everything can feel so familiar, but at the same time everything has changed, and it's what happens to London every day.