Sentence examples for feels apt from inspiring English sources

The song feels apt.

The exhibition admits no daylight; this feels apt.

And that setting, slap bang in the middle of the most divisive election race in recent history, feels apt.

At 30, previous ambitions have been tempered though recalling Drogba, who blossomed relatively late in the professional game, feels apt.

The mass hysteria at the centre of Arthur Miller's play (which was an allegory for McCarthyism) feels apt for 2016, with its endless political ruptures.

It feels apt, then, to hear Spark read about her blackly absurd experiences, in postwar London, as the general secretary of the Poetry Society.

Still, it felt apt.

"The cocktail felt apt," said one who attended.

The eighteenth century references felt apt: Dior was dubbed the Watteau of dressmaking by Cecil Beaton.

Some pairings feel apt: the manic Dan Deacon on the Butthole Surfers, the fiery Ted Leo on Minor Threat.

That message felt apt for a match that quickly descended into a form of unarmed combat.