Sentence examples for feels particularly apt from inspiring English sources

Its sense of ruination feels particularly apt, somehow marking the end of an era.

The observation feels particularly apt with regard to the Guggenheim Museum's "Being Singular Plural," an exhibition of recent video and film from South Asia.

This shift in focus from the cerebral to the physical feels particularly apt in the urban setting, where we are bombarded with all manner of sensory assaults – from unsavoury fumes to dewy morning light and the smell of croissants.

Farm-to-table is an overused descriptor, but it feels particularly apt at this Mecca for fresh ingredients.

The latter feat feels particularly apt in the land of Robert Irwin and Michael Asher, who have masterfully redirected our attention to the structural properties of exhibition space.

So it felt particularly apt that this year's awards kicked off with a performance by Nicki Minaj, a pop star who has lately grown uniquely obsessed with measuring and broadcasting her numerical accomplishments.

The opening image of him floating around a scummy pool on a blow-up raft feels particularly emotionally apt.

It is an example that feels especially apt now — particularly their ability to perform unromantic, inconvenient, unpleasant tasks when necessary; to set personal ambition and pleasure aside in favor of what can be dreary and largely unrewarded work.

It is an example that feels especially apt now particularly their ability to perform unromantic, inconvenient, unpleasant tasks when necessary; to set personal ambition and pleasure aside in favor of what can be dreary and largely unrewarded work.

So he anatomises (an apt word) those episodes when his body makes its presence felt: when he is ill (or rampantly hypochondriac, which is frequent), and when he feels particularly bad pain or particularly ecstatic pleasure.

The main square feels particularly elegiac.