Sentence examples for only apt that from inspiring English sources

It seems only apt that the coalition in The Thick of It should try to be like Tucker was in previous series but fails ….

And in New York, it was only apt that the weekend should end with a Peguy Luyindula equalizer for the hosts, four minutes into injury time against Chivas USA.

And even the most technophobic grandparent, including a 64-year-old California resident named Satoshi Nakamoto, now knows of bitcoin, a crypto-currency, even if they cannot explain how it works.So it is only apt that somebody should try to combine the two concepts.

In light of recent breakthroughs using organoids, it is only apt that we appreciate the advantages and shortcomings of this technology to exploit its full potential.

The first person I met at Eden-Olympia was a psychiatrist, and in many ways it seems only too apt that my guide to this 'intelligent' city in the hills above Cannes should have been a specialist in mental disorders.

It's only fair and apt that that should be the measure of their success.' So it was decided upon.

"To me, an apt comparison might be Josh Freeman, only in that case, we get into slight differences in terms of mechanics and arm strength".

Somewhat paradoxically, the only criminal offence that is apt to apply to the media and that does include a public interest defence is the relatively minor Data Protection Act offence of obtaining unauthorised access to personal data.

It seems apt that his only comment about winning the Council of Fashion Designers of America award for best accessories designer in 2006 is that "Scarlett Johansson winked at me".

It certainly feels apt that our story of La Fageda community has only been possible through building a community of our own.

It seems apt that, in 30 years, Ephron's essayistic gaze has traveled only slightly north.