Sentence examples for it apt to from inspiring English sources
But neither is it apt to help anyone lose weight.
Shakespeare was seen as an untutored poet of nature who was, as John Milton memorably put it, apt to "warble his native wood-notes wild," and who lacked the art — and knowledge of classical precedent — to shape his fancy.
Shakespeare was seen as an untutored poet of nature who was, as John Milton memorably put it, apt to "warble his native wood-notes wild," and who lacked the art and knowledge of classical precedent to shape his fancy.
This is among the points regarding which Kumārila found it apt to deploy the epistemological doctrine of immediate justification; thus, among the reasons why it cannot reasonably be denied that properties like being a cow are real is that there is nothing that finally falsifies the many justified beliefs we have concerning things that are perceived as exemplifying just such properties.
Naturally, we thought it apt to bring Jérôme Bocuse to Paul Patates, a classic Quebec "pataterie".
Realizing the significance, I thought it apt to eat there after participating in such a symbolic event.
If it is too thick, it will not take a clear impression of the pattern, and if it is very thin, it is apt to tear.
He defined the term universal as referring to " … that which, although it exists in one, is apt by nature to exist in many".[1] Because it is apt to be in many, it is predicable of them.
When a pack loses its breeding adults, it is apt to fall apart.
But after reviewing the new Turn spot, she said it was "clever," not only in its execution but also in the buzz it is apt to create.
