Sentence examples for most apt and from inspiring English sources

An honest befuddlement may be the most apt and true response to the world as it is.

The instrument plays from beginning to end, and this is some of the most apt and impressive music ever written for it.

The moral strikes me as the most apt — and truly sabotaging — message in this Triennial: "To all righteous thinkers, perhaps it is worthwhile to spend more time considering how meaningless and powerless you are".

This drive to contextualize the Babylonian Talmud has begun to emerge from its infancy, raising a number of new questions: What are the most apt and fruitful sources and materials?

She works beautifully with Dits, his Roman profile and laconic approach most apt, and she is transcendent at the apotheosis with a traveling salesman (Derek Chariton).

Thus it is not surprising that those organisations most apt and capable of assisting CCD in all the study areas are the international NGOs.

Brookings scholar Michael O'Hanlon, who warns that Assad's overthrow will leave Syria in as much chaos as Iraq's after the U.S. invasion, sees Bosnia as the most apt analogy, and proposes Syria's division into ethnic and sectarian enclaves with U.S. peacekeepers on the ground.

In further discussions within the group, and through consensus, initial item selection was followed by a process of item reduction, refining the selection and limiting the number of items to those considered most apt (relevant and informative).

Some time later, he described himself as a Victorian diarist, probably the most apt description and a role of which he was justifiably proud.

The acceptance of this designation signaled the consensus among East Asian statesmen and intellectuals regarding the significance of Confucianism for the advanced educational values of the region as well as the multifaceted lexicon of Confucianism as the most apt for conceptualizing and ultimately translating modernity.

Humble, who has started a rural business in Monmouthshire (and may have the most apt name in television), and Geetie Singh-Watson, owner of the UK's first organic gastropub, travel the Welsh region meeting rural entrepreneurs.