Sentence examples for perhaps apt from inspiring English sources
It is perhaps apt that the final "match" of the Paul Downton era at the England & Wales Cricket Board is this farce of a non-event.
It was perhaps apt, then, that Chelsea began to perform, defensively at least, like they so often had under the Portuguese.
Ian Pirie Upminster, Essex It's perhaps apt that John Gray's article should coincide with your editor-in-chief's invitation to readers to engage more fully with the Guardian.
Most religions have something of the counter-cultural about them, so reclaiming religious festivals from the clutches of mass consumerism is perhaps apt.
PAHIATUA, NEW ZEALAND — It is perhaps apt that Alex Ferguson, a man driven to accept challenge, faces the daddy of tests as he reaches his 25th anniversary in charge of Manchester United.
"Well" is perhaps an apt word.
Perhaps more apt for the Pennsylvania primary season: "Philadelphia Freedom".
Or, perhaps more apt here, a test park.
Justice Kennedy made a broader point, too, one perhaps more apt today than it was 10 years ago.
She'd gotten her legs for the first time, perhaps an apt analogy for an emerging artist.
