Sentence examples for it more apt from inspiring English sources

It must be evident by now that what I have been describing is a very remarkable theatre, and I can think of no reaction to it more apt or more diplomatically expressed than the reply that Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy is reported to have made to John D. Rockefeller III when he asked her, on opening night, what she thought of it.

Temazepam also has certain pharmacokinetic properties of absorption, distribution, elimination, and clearance that make it more apt to abuse compared to many other benzodiazepines.

Today, Cummings says, "There are some studies looking at whether wind turbine infrasound may have specific qualities that make it more apt to trigger health effects, especially nausea, than 'normal' infrasound from wind or waves or traffic, but these are still very preliminary".

This makes it more apt to break and the cuticle to become rough and cause frizz.

"Being able to go onto a database like Pub Med and have a more effective, efficient search was very helpful…the more efficient you are at something, the less time you spend doing it, the more apt you are to do it again".

Thus, while it is often said that history repeats itself, with regards to the GOP's legislative agenda, it seems more apt to say that little has changed in the last half century.

But even as retribution it is more apt to excite pity than to offer satisfaction.

That's an old, overused admonition, but sometimes it is more apt than at other times.

It's more apt to say that Beck is like Fox News' president, Roger Ailes.

Never have Erasmus's words that "war is sweet to those who have never tried it" been more apt.

It seems more apt to see Walker's work as split into two halves: songs he has turned into nightmares and nightmares he has turned into songs.