Sentence examples for more apt by from inspiring English sources

I fear all the comparisons to Michael Bevan are becoming more apt by the day, which is great in the ODI sense but no good if he's to break the Test game.

Based on the graphic novel (the term has never seemed more apt) by Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell, which dissects the Victorian milieu as well as the rampage itself, "From Hell" gives Jack his due while trying to explain our continued fascination with him.

"With the information on the device, they seem more apt to experiment by buying a different varietal or going outside their price range," Mr. Reno said.

While they're careful about when and where they go out to eat, they're more apt to splurge by traveling.

Mused Mr. Reno, the sommelier, "With the information on the device, they seem more apt to experiment by buying a different varietal or going outside their price range.

Even a ribbon wrapped around a gift - solo - is elegant if subdued, and is more apt for reusing by the giftee.

Dubbed the Land Bank Apartments, the stately structure is more apt to be known by locals by its original name: the Federal Land Bank Building.

Both the leggy models and the even leggier drag queens have packed up their high heels and moved on; sidewalk bottlenecks these days are more apt to be caused by oversize strollers than by fashion shoots.

Cats that spend time roaming outdoors are subject to attack by other cats, dogs and wild animals (or people), are more apt to be hit by cars, and are more likely to contract a host of diseases or suffer from poisonings.

But it makes the morale of the troops that much more fragile, that much more apt to be affected by relative trivialities.

Because digital signals are more apt to be affected by interference, many viewers in rural areas said they could see fewer stations than before.