Sentence examples for is rather apt that from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

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

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".

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

That's rather audacious.

"That's rather grim.

The reader, alas, isn't apt to share that feeling.

Don't give it another thought.' It's a lovely image - and rather apt.

For instance, if I have got this right, it could be a big mistake to suggest, as Davies is apt to do, that all, rather than some drinkers, should do as she does.