Sentence examples for is rather apt from inspiring English sources

That the comparison has been made, however, is rather apt.

I happen to think his terrible posture and shadowy face is rather apt, given his temperament.

Haw's remark that the physical constraints of the project pushed him into designing "sacred moments" is rather apt.

It is rather apt that Jennie Price, CEO of Sport England, the grass-roots funding body, has a background in waste management.

A contemporary chronicler, writing in the 1850s, observed that Indians "were rather apt to look on a cricket match as proof of the lunatic propensities of their masters the sahibs, and to wonder what possible enjoyment they could find in running about in the sun all day after a leather ball".

And the title, from which it isn't hard to get an idea of the contents, is rather chillingly apt - even more so than it was a decade ago.

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.

Before that occurs, it is, rather, the particular aspects and facets of existence that are apt to claim attention.

Evidence from animal models is rather weak, however, mainly because of the lack of cross-reactivity of human aPTs with animal PT [ 25].

Yet, surreal as it is, there's something rather apt about the intrusion of this glassy-eyed animal.

These blushing pink strands are grown in dark sheds in Yorkshire and are rather romantically – how apt for Valentine's Day! – picked by candlelight so as not to disturb their growth, colour and flavour.