Sentence examples for is pretty apt from inspiring English sources

As a metaphor for alien life, it turns out that the relationship between celebrities and non-celebrities is pretty apt.

Somewhere between amorous and Esperanto, which is pretty apt for a low-lit, high-gloss new restaurant in an international hotel chain.

1Side note: the comparison of Windows Phone 8 to the Libertarian candidate is pretty apt.

And that is pretty apt given it is home to an organisation that the sport has catapulted into public consciousness.

The name is pretty apt, for sure: the Padzillas are custom made, and assuming you've got the green for it, they come in sizes as large as 150″ diagonal.

And I think there is beautiful poetry in that, which is the book as pregnancy and labor metaphor is pretty apt.

But in speaking of the stage of the river to-day, at a given point, the captain was pretty apt to drop in a little remark about this being the first time he had seen the water so high or so low at that particular point for forty-nine yeand; anownow and then he would mention Island so and so, and follow it, in parentheses, with some such observation as "disappeared in 1807, if I remember rightly".

In fact it was pretty apt as I wanted to ask him about the future of personal transportation, and the sender was Professor Mario Gerla, who studies traffic congestion, pollution and intelligent transport at the University of California, Los Angeles.

In fact, "empty" and "removed" are pretty apt descriptors for everything we see.

But in this book the personal touch is pretty much gone; instead he studiously mines the great works of art, literature and philosophy for apt pain-related metaphors.

But likening these two characters has been done before; Rob Sheffield called Hannah the "sicko granddaughter of Larry David," which is a pretty apt, and hilarious statement (although, to be fair, Larry is a bit more of a "sicko" than Hannah).