Sentence examples for often apt from inspiring English sources

Because where Memorial went, Gorbachev was often apt to follow.

The usual descriptions of Reyes — plenty of talent, inconsistent, questionable attention span — are often apt adjectives for the Mets, too.

Dali's paintings are infused with a lot of written lore and philosophy, but his quotations from art history are often apt and meaningful.

British sitcom Absolutely Fabulous came at the topic with daggers drawn, and while its satire was often apt, no one mistook it for reality.

I'll take an hour out of my day and pay you a fee, open myself up and pour my heart out, and then stop midstream to either listen to you talk to your residents or else take a call myself from my friend Marty in California, who is often apt to call me in the middle of the day to ask if I've ever heard the solo album by the deceased Dennis Wilson of the Beach Boys, or something equally urgent.

These are often powerfully apt.

I lack a classical education and many marvels contained inside these scientific names are lost on me, but they are often fantastically apt.

Swimming with your left hand tied to your right leg is often more apt.

In general, the search positions which are close to their search centers are often more apt to be the best match as compared to the distant positions.

Why is it that people are often more apt to take up arms against the rape victim rather than the rapist?

Parents of adolescent boys, who expected barriers regarding treatment demands and a problematic relationship with a therapist, might for example, more often be apt to expect that their child would refuse to attend treatment, simply as an expression of the more externalizing behavior pattern that boys show [ 56], as compared to parents of female adolescents.