So perhaps it is most apt today to quote from Kennan's diary on March 6 , 1957 the day when he won his first Pulitzer, for "Russia Leaves the War," an account of American diplomacy in Russia between November, 1917, and March , 1918 I am mildly pleased — somewhat incredulous that it can be that good — but somehow not the least excited about it.
He was the least bombastic of directors and the one for whom the word auteur is most apt.
STATISTICALLY, the house's lone occupant is most apt to be a widow or divorced woman who can no longer care for herself.
As already indicated, propaganda is most apt to evoke the desired responses among those already in agreement with the propagandist's message.
P.T.S.D. is a relatively new term, but emotional trauma has been cataloged in various ways and gone by many names over time -- soldier's heart, railway spine, shell shock, battle fatigue, hysterical neurosis and the one I think is most apt, physioneurosis.
PTSD is a relatively new term, but emotional trauma has been cataloged in various ways and gone by many names over time — soldier's heart, railway spine, shell shock, battle fatigue, hysterical neurosis and the one I think is most apt, physioneurosis.
However, just which sense of 'natural' is most apt in this context is highly controversial and I shall return to this point shortly.
…the smoking analogy is most apt because 20 years ago, a person would have been able to light up in an elevator.
Taken together, the evidence in this section suggests that the minimum age of employment is most apt to be associated with increases in paid employment when the laws are coordinated with compulsory schooling laws.
We are also invited to second-guess a biopsy report, and request a second opinion in those cases where interpretation is most apt to vary.
Whichever historical analogy is most apt, the president should recall that his two clearest, most unambiguous successes -- the bin Laden raid and saving the US auto industry -- arose from bold decisive actions.
