Sentence examples for extremely apt from inspiring English sources

The club's motto "achieve by unity" feels extremely apt.

Well, I've always thought that comparison was extremely apt.

(The extremely apt title "In One Person" comes from "Richard II").

Though financed more or less from petty cash, Mr. Fitch's theatrical solutions seem to have been extremely apt.

Joseph Horowitz's characterization of the music of Dmitri Shostakovich ["A Moral Beacon Amid the Darkness of a Tragic Era," Feb. 6] is for the most part extremely apt.

"How the West Was Begun" is an extremely apt title for the article because Ford's themes stretch back to the early days not only of the American West, but also of Western culture itself.

This characterization was both apt and extremely flattering, though I gather the latter was not her intention.

Colleagues who worked with Mr. Samaras described him as extremely cautious and more apt than most to abandon a storm in the face of obvious danger.

Revision or renegotiation of NAFTA is extremely unlikely, although the topic is apt to come up during the discussions between the two heads of state in Ottawa.

Possessed of a fine intellect, and extremely fond of the game, he is apt to lose sight of all other considerations, people and business alike.

Though Tom Zemon is apt as Sebastian, her guy, Jordan Leeds, plays Tom, her husband, as an extremely off-putting type, overselling his songs with a piercing voice pitched to the gallery -- even though American Stage doesn't have one.