Sentence examples for how apt was from inspiring English sources
"I love Charles II," she says - and well she might, given that last year's show won the inaugural Funny Women Fringe award, and that this year's cheerfully re-establishes how apt was the merrie monarch's moniker.
How apt is that phrase, and how well does it apply to his son?
They both raised the question: How apt is the comparison between Syrians today and German Jews before World War II, and what can and cannot be learned from it?
Sandra Bullock's 'Gravity': How apt is the 'Avatar' comparison?
"I later got the memory card out and put it in a secret compartment in the sole of my shoe, while an armed guard was just six feet away," he said, musing on how apt it was that the footage was hidden in his foot.
If the organisers know how apt it is to be marking the anniversary of a death rather than a birth – unlike most of us, Larkin didn't start with the death-fear at 40; it clammily took hold of him when he was still in his 20s – they are not letting on.
One lit-critic last year noted sadly how apt it was "that a prize sponsored by a bookie should typically portray sport as inventive misery".
How apt it is that we should be toasting our first major success and the rebirth of 'United' as the world prepares to celebrate Easter, and the giving of new life.
How apt to be meeting Kenneth Goldsmith at Eisenberg's.
Our conversation ventures into the concept of time so quickly I don't even have the, well, time to realise how apt that is, given the subject matter of the UK-born, Sydney-raised writer/director's first feature film, The Death and Life of Otto Bloom.
