Sentence examples for much more apt from inspiring English sources

And people are much more apt to download shorts, because of YouTube and iTunes".

They are much more apt to be seen traveling individually, rather than as a couple.

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

Far from being savage, the machine, he feels, is patient and intelligent, and is much more apt to enslave man than to destroy him.

But it was evident, for example, that a citizen of Sparta was much more apt to be tough and unreflective (and certainly uncommunicative) than a citizen of Corinth (with its notorious openness to pleasure and luxury).

He only knows that he excels: he's a much more apt student than Bethia's brother, and once he gets to Cambridge he takes to his lessons more readily than most of the white students.

"Because of a threat of professional liability, doctors are under the gun so much they're more apt to do a Caesarean section, even an elective one, if the patient wants it, after presenting the pros and cons," said Dr. Thomas F. Purdon, a recent past president of the college of obstetricians.

It turns out that gold customers feel much more distinctive and apt to spend more if they know that there is another class of people those endowed with "silver" status, for instance below them.

Ficowski calls his book a "biographical portrait," but "sketch" would be more apt, since much about the writer's life is simply not known.

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.

Raymond Chandler's private eye Philip Marlowe said, 'The more I know, the fewer cups I have to break.' And that's more to the point: the biographer who permits himself to know as much as can be known is more apt to write with precision, empathy, affection and true understanding".