Sentence examples for more apt if from inspiring English sources

In fact its composition was more apt, if no less uncomfortable: hundreds of dangling prophylactics.

Even more apt if you consider what happens when you release other things, say a bird or a fart.

Brahms' early Opus 8 Trio proved more apt, if emotional and full-throttled.

Another had a more apt comment: "If this keeps up, things don't look good for the Nets".

Not just another scooter company might be an even more apt label if Gadowski's longer-term ambitions are realised.

For example, people are swayed by authority: They are more apt to jaywalk if a fellow in a well-tailored suit leads the way.

Such cases are seldom tried, so jurors' attitudes ought not count much, though defendants may be more apt to settle if juries have a reputation for big awards.

But that actually makes the comparison to Texas more apt — because even if abortion were somehow banned outright in Texas tomorrow, it would still be available to women with the resources to travel out of state.

If you can give them a peek behind the curtain -- in photos or video clips, show them the movie set, the editing room, the festival premiere--they will feel invested and be more apt to help if they can.

Practitioners are as apt, if not more apt, to cite Native American folk tales as they are empirical data to make their points.

I think women would be more apt to respect you if you would speak up.