Sentence examples for it apt that from inspiring English sources

I always thought it apt that Barry Unsworth lived just over the hill from Lake Trasimeno.

(He finds it apt that the Chinese like to play "wei qi," or "go," a protracted game of encirclement while we play chess, looking for control of the center and total victory).

Gould would find it apt that his Well-Tempered Clavier piece now shoots towards infinity: "For Bach, it wasn't finality that mattered in music, not really; it was simply the joyous essence of being".

The prestige associated with the Buick name around the world makes it apt that Anne Asensio, the French-born head of advanced concept design at G.M., was put in charge of the latest effort at giving Buick a new look.

He also talked about it as a tech that will likely come to fruition more in 2017, which makes it apt that he's joining Facebook this year to help that company further its VR efforts.

It's apt that it's Bramhall in Stockport that the BBC's report declares one of the least lonely places in Britain.

As the Bauhaus's history is steeped in German politics, it seems apt that it should be welcomed back to Berlin with such aplomb.

So it's apt that it has become a kind of pop oil slick – vast in extent, coating modern music in its glutinous science.

If the competition really did need saving then perhaps it is apt that it should be done so by the team who granted Lambert his wish.

Besides, since I've always seen West Islip as a fishpond of banality, maybe it's apt that Mr. Lazio has become its poster boy.

For many users, it seemed apt that the company would use its own platform to announce the news.