Sentence examples for highly apt for from inspiring English sources

J. Fox Cigar Merchant, 19 St James's Street, SW1 The connotations of St Sepulchre's with death and burial are highly apt: for centuries, the pealing of its bell signalled the imminent hanging – or worse – of an inmate of nearby Newgate Prison, characterised by Casanova as "an abode of misery and depair, a hell such as Dante might have conceived".

This schadenfreude is, while misplaced, highly apt and Apple is apparently trying to remedy it as we speak.

Also, a shift of the observed exciton peak to lower values could arguably be due to LO phonon replicas of the free exciton emission yielding a composite line shape with a peak value displaced downwards from the free exciton peak energy [27], though this line of argument may be rather more apt for highly crystalline samples.

"Very apt for a failed potter".

One of those, "Zeitgenossen," is particularly apt for the moment.

The metaphor proved apt for all.

The setting is apt for several reasons.

Now, it may be more apt for Germany.

The term is apt for a number of other places.

Perhaps more apt for the Pennsylvania primary season: "Philadelphia Freedom".

I think that at one moment you're apt for one thing, and at the next moment you're apt for something else".