Sentence examples for is certainly apt from inspiring English sources

From my perspective, the timing of the painting's recovery is certainly apt.

The provisions that rein in lawsuits by disappointed heirs are known in legal jargon as "in terrorem" clauses, and that Latin term is certainly apt.

It is certainly apt of the Bush family.

The cliché about the pointlessness of buying a cow if you can get the milk for free is certainly apt.

The sculpture is titled "Poe Returning to Boston," which is certainly apt.

It's certainly apt in terms of the development of Killen's screenplay, and the last three years of his life.

It's certainly apt for a new governing body in London that needs to impress a skeptical electorate with a fresh approach.

For all his protestations about the death of Serialism, this smells a lot like Milton Babbitt back in the 50's in "Who Cares if You Listen?" (yes, I know the title wasn't his doing, but it's certainly apt for the content), telling us proudly that he writes music that the general public is uninterested in and that most performers shun and resent.

While the term "inclusive" is certainly an apt description of the government's budget, "missed opportunity" is another phrase that arguably applies.

Falling apart is certainly an apt description for their batting: twice they were dismissed in fewer than 76 overs, Jesse Ryder taking 8-90 withisis dibbly-dobblers.

(New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 1994) Although Sophie is certainly an apt philosophy student, her older mentor clearly leads the way by introducing Sophie to the history of philosophy, which in turn is used to illuminate philosophical questions that confront her.