Sentence examples for especially apt for from inspiring English sources
The references to soloists and sidemen are especially apt for "Jitney".
It's especially apt for him because its mimics the binocular field of vision of the human eye.
That transcribed-speech technique is fine for writers of fiction and is especially apt for playwrights and screenwriters who reveal their characters' characters realistically through their speech.
The image is especially apt for Cousteau, co-inventor of the Aqua-lung, which for the first time allowed divers to carry their own air, attached to nothing.
To the show's co-curators, Beth Giles and Margery Gosnell-Qua, both adjunct assistant professors of visual arts at the college, such works seemed especially apt for the Montaukett Center, which opened in March 2011.
The discovery of glass blowing may well be credited to the Syrian glassworkers, since the first mold-blown glasses bear the signatures of Syrian masters and since the readily ductile Syrian soda glass was especially apt for this purpose.
Late in "The Emperor of All Maladies" Dr. Mukherjee provides especially apt metaphors for a subject so difficult to grasp.
Suggesting crisscrossing flows of power, "currents" provide an especially apt metaphor for transnational exchanges in the age of the telegraph and incandescent light bulb.
"Uncle Vanya" is an especially apt production for the dead of summer, the season when families hole up together in isolation.
In it, Ram Shivakumar revisits the notion of "superstar" companies first applied by late University of Chicago economist Sherwin Rosen, arguing that it was "an especially apt term" for organizations such as Apple, Google, Facebook, Amazon and Microsoft, "with whom nearly everybody is familiar and upon which many of us rely on a daily basis".
