Sentence examples for ever apt from inspiring English sources
Lindbergh, he added, was "the best that we are ever apt to produce in the hero line, American style".
"How Santa Lost His Job" -- is that title ever, sadly, apt -- is the story of a Santa who is downsized by one of his elves, a bespectacled little twerp of an elf named Muckle.
Or, to be precise, it's been drifting past us in waves – how apt – ever since Sofia Coppola got Kevin Shields to pull his finger out for the Lost In Translation soundtrack in 2003.
Sopranos are divided into categories; Brittany's voice isn't suited to the nimble, light coloratura roles that are right for someone like Deanna, and Deanna is unlikely ever to be apt for the dark, heavy, Wagnerian parts that might be in Brittany's future.
(Have the words "I feel your pain" ever been more apt?) and her family who literally flew to her side.
Neither of us have ever been particularly apt at pursuing passion projects outside of our chosen careers.
Still, as the movie monsters become ever more technically apt and gorgeous, the disembowellings ever more cleverly allusive and beautifully shot, I wonder about feedback.
During a presidential campaign, that may be more apt than ever.
Perhaps Stoppard's comparisons with that great dissembler Wilde are more apt than ever.
Our 2010 piece on the Koch Brothers, "Covert Operations," is apparently as apt as ever.
Alan Rosenthal, a professor of public policy at Rutgers University and a former director of its Eagleton Institute of Politics, said the sausage metaphor was less apt than ever.
