It is an apt metaphor for the foray by Tesco, a British supermarket chain, into the American market.Tesco's move is seen as "bold"—a euphemism for "risky".
Giroux's evocation of an art that strives "to make a difference in the world rather than to simply reflect it" (xi) can be seen as an apt description of the type of performance work featured at the Penn State symposium.
But the 2013 version can be seen as a particularly apt metaphor for the dual nature of the world's most essential cinema event.
If a risk-taker is generally perceived as bold, driven and admirably extroverted, a "vulnerable" person is apt to be seen as gentle, weak, introverted and easily assailable.
This could make you more apt to be seen as the submissive horse or weaker horse than the one you are trying to work with.
The fragmented narrative - for once, the much abused term 'deconstruction' seems apt - could even be seen as a reflection of the book's interest (via the nuclear bomb) in the consequences of quantum physics and the Theory of Relativity, in which space collapses and time loses its linearity.
So rather than being seen as a green car, it is perhaps more apt to see the taxi as a marketing vehicle.
If, on the contrary, you try to induce change but you are seen as unwilling to share the recognition, you are not apt to get very far.
In tumors, an increased level of APT is observed, whereas decreased APT is seen in stroke.
They are much more apt to be seen traveling individually, rather than as a couple.
"But yes, I would say that they may be more apt to know that what they're seeing is unethical as a result".
