Gould would find it apt that his Well-Tempered Clavier piece now shoots towards infinity: "For Bach, it wasn't finality that mattered in music, not really; it was simply the joyous essence of being".
Finnis 1980 273 44) and Simmonds 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 have challenged the quasi-empirical claim that even vicious tyrants need or find it apt, for the efficacy of their domination, to comply with the requirements of the rule of law.
(He finds it apt that the Chinese like to play "wei qi," or "go," a protracted game of encirclement while we play chess, looking for control of the center and total victory).
This is among the points regarding which Kumārila found it apt to deploy the epistemological doctrine of immediate justification; thus, among the reasons why it cannot reasonably be denied that properties like being a cow are real is that there is nothing that finally falsifies the many justified beliefs we have concerning things that are perceived as exemplifying just such properties.
—T.A. [5]Every member of the modern day Homely Wenches who isn't from South London i.e., everybody except Ed Niang had to have the verb 'cotch' explained to them, but once we understood we found it apt.
In fact,I find it rather apt that Slough turned up in Huxley's novel as it's always given me the sense of a place where the utopian and dystopian rub uncomfortably against each other.
They're not apt to find it in the hip, complacent shallowness that Mr. DiCillo conjures so well.
I Capuleti e i Montecchi was reckoned to be Bellini's problem piece until recently, and even though its popularity has grown in recent years, we are still apt to find it something of a curiosity.
D'Orsi's gingerbread — a staple of some of the coziest, most well-appointed edible cottages ($39.95) you'll find lining any baker's shelves — is crisp, magnificently scented and just the right kind of sweet; a 35-year-old is as apt to find it irresistible as a 5-year-old.
The Chinese were seaside dwellers along the Pacific many thousands of years before the Americans, & presumably even now like to gaze upon its blue & sometimes tranquil waters This may seen annoying to a party leader, who is apt to find it difficult to believe that there can be anybody of any importance on the far end of the lake.
Sensing the deficiency, writers and artists born into a region made prosperous through settlement would seek a more authentic relation to place.3 Some were apt to find it in a return to primary dramas of discovery and settlement, revisiting them, as it were, in a manner that could be at once critical and compensatory, as well as productive of deeper affinities and identities.
