Sentence examples for equally apt as from inspiring English sources

Had Gropius not been equally apt as architect, administrator and educator, there would not have been a Bauhaus — meaning "house of building," a term he derived from the medieval Bauhütten (lodges uniting assorted craftsmen).

276, 280, 49 L.Ed. 518, that 'commerce among the states is not a technical legal conception, but a practical one, drawn from the course of business.' While that observation was made apropos of the constitutional scope of the commerce power, it is equally apt as a starting point for inquiry whether a particular business is 'in commerce' within the meaning of this Act.

Filippo de Pisis was equally apt at metamorphosing the threatening atmosphere of Paris School Surrealist landscapes from the 1930s.

It was as apt, as packed a comment as a correspondent might make from Copenhagen.

Expensive dating services using elaborate algorithms haven't produced pairings as apt as his with Anthony.

Forty-six years later, the slogan remains as apt as ever.

There are few musicals as apt as "The Wiz" to pose questions of community and identity.

That observation is equally apt here.

But an equally apt name would be the "Great Stabilisation".

Lyon's own response to the ban seems equally apt.

In German it is known as the symphony mit dem Paukenschlag that is, "with the drum stroke," an equally apt sobriquet.