Sentence examples for increasingly apt from inspiring English sources
Dutch, Italian and Albanian writers are increasingly apt to sound alike, Parks suggests.
But as the evening wore on, Mr. Doyle's take seemed increasingly apt; unlike the distracting busywork of Mary Zimmerman's dismal Met "Lucia," this staging fixed attention where it belonged, on intimate character entanglements.
If you want to get somewhere else, you must run at least twice as fast as that!" The red queen's race seems an increasingly apt metaphor for environmental scarcity.
Obama, like Clinton (a comparison that seems increasingly apt), will also very likely benefit from a Republican Party that is too extreme for many Americans.
The term has seemed increasingly apt as the military cracks down on its opponents, and as it has become increasingly clear that the interim president, Judge Adly Mansour, is a cipher holding no real power.
The reliable ways of analyzing joblessness -- often with generalizations about regions like the Rust Belt or the Sun Belt -- seem increasingly less apt.
Our automobile companies have been going through a precarious debacle for many years as the businessmen who led them fiercely resisted making needed changes in the types of cars they made for a consumer population that has become increasingly more apt to buy fuel-efficient and "cleaner" cars made in Japan, South Korea and other countries.
It's a regrettably apt, increasingly awkward metaphor for the movie itself.
But because of technical malfunction, the plane — in what becomes a regrettably apt, increasingly awkward metaphor for the movie itself — is soon circling above nearby Toledo, going nowhere fast.
The cyber-security landscape, however, does not sleep, and is constantly evolving – there have been various developments, including Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) and increasingly penetrable network perimeters.
But given the increasingly erratic and see-saw action of the stock market, a more apt title for the current Wall Street scene might be Bonfire of the Insanities.
