Sentence examples for not so apt from inspiring English sources

And while they are not so apt to chew electrical cords as rabbits, you should keep all cords away from favorite hang-outs and runs.

Mr. Thompson hopes voters will see him as a successor to Ronald Reagan, but the "Great Communicator" is not really so apt a model.

Politicians may not be so apt to take up such a risky subject if the Kirchners' gamble hurts them in the long term.

You'll learn a lot, and you won't be so apt to make mistakes.

Yet the story, myth or not, is apt; not so much as a reflection of the Queen Mother's life, more about how she was regarded by the outside everyday world.

Not often has a title been so apt.

When I saw the two fish lying side by side in the pan, with cucumber salad on the side, the comparison seemed so apt I couldn't help joking about it.

It was not so strange that -- grasping for an apt architecture -- New York's great terminals were classically inspired: by the Baths of Caracalla in the case of Pennsylvania Station, by dispersed historical references at Grand Central Terminal.

But if you're not so lucky, driving this ragtop with the top up is apt to make you feel a bit claustrophobic.

Although not so characterized in these terms by Aristotle, the name is apt, so long as it is borne in mind that intellectual inquiry requires a broad range of tools.

Not since that 1939 weeper have the words 'prognosis negative' seemed so apt".