The tragedy has all but faded from memory, but some might consider it an apt simile for Mitt Romney's job.
Barely over a third consider it an apt descriptor of the nation as a whole.
Which was apt, considering it was Limbaugh who remarked during Clinton's last presidential run: "Will this country want to actually watch a woman get older before their eyes on a daily basis?" It's true that, were Clinton to win, she would be 69 as she took the inaugural oath, making her the oldest president in history bar Ronald Reagan, who was 16 days off his 70th birthday when he was sworn in.
Henry, with an amused intellectual detachment that makes him a stand-in for both the filmmaker and the audience, anticipates "some fantastic striptease of basic human needs," an apt description, when you consider it, of both "The King Is Alive" and "King Lear" itself, Shakespeare's most despairing play.
Players who strain their hamstring once are considered more apt to do it repeatedly.
TNBS-induced inflammation has been widely studied for its resemblance to CD and is considered an apt model to study the acute local inflammatory response as well as the subsequent established and delayed-type hypersensitivity reactions [ 26].
Cardinal Gerhard Müller, who now heads the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, the Vatican body responsible for enforcing doctrine, said in a 2002 interview that "it would be a real discrimination of woman if she is considered as apt for the diaconate, but not for the [priesthood] or [as a bishop]".
For this, we have considered the APT data corresponding to the lower QD layer and the barrier layer above it, and we have added simulated data around it in the growth plane and below it, in order to obtain a larger model to increase the distance from the QD to the boundaries of the model.
This is considered an apt form of PES for protecting biodiversity, the third great forest boon, because the services associated with it are especially hard to collect on.
Alison's theory of taste, perhaps more than any other here considered, is apt to strike the present-day aesthetician as alien to her concerns.
