Sentence examples for might seem apt from inspiring English sources

This might seem apt to the point of pat.

This complaint might seem apt, if she insists on characterizing life as a perfectly natural property, typically had only by sums of particles; one might then suspect that she posits irreducible facts that are not facts about particles (but rather about particle-sums).

We must endure," sighs Demak, a sun-weathered 38-year-old.Enduring might seem an apt word for Asian economies that had come to rely on ever-stronger exports to China.

By the outward appearance of the trio of decades-old, corrugated-tin roofed industrial buildings that make up the small factory, "end of the road" might seem an apt description.

Here the comparison to the early nuclear era does seem apt.

At first sight, a photo of emaciated children in developing countries alongside obese people in the West might seem like an apt way to illustrate the massive gap between the rich and the poor.

The lugubrious Rushdie might well have seemed apt casting as the misanthropic intellectual artist Frederick, whom Lee leaves for Elliot, and he was strong in the early comic scenes in which he condescends to Lee and hilariously refuses to sell a painting to an oafish rock star with a lot of wall space to fill ("I don't sell my work by the yard!").

While the fallout for this case might seem to have followed a perfectly apt protocol, the girl never should have seen the inside of a cell -- just as much as a victim of rape never would -- advocates say.

Or if one looks at the intrinsic character of the Fred process, then it might seem as if this process was intrinsically not apt to cause the window shattering.

The museum even errs grandly: the mammoth spaces for contemporary work, on the second floor, might seem to position MOMA to arbitrate art's future, but they are apt to afflict it.

The analogy might seem far-fetched, but the findings of climate scientists tell us that it is apt.