Sentence examples for pretty apt from inspiring English sources
That feels like a pretty apt description of Radcliffe himself in his first Broadway musical.
A line from the epitaph in Gray's elegy seems pretty apt, too: "Large was his bounty, and his soul sincere".
"A pretty apt considering he's a defensive midfielder who "has also been used at centre back or right full back".
As a metaphor for alien life, it turns out that the relationship between celebrities and non-celebrities is pretty apt.
As for those comparisons between Dow Chemical and America's struggling homeowners, they wound up striking me as pretty apt.
That phrase is a pretty apt description of online indie-rock culture, and of this year's CMJ too.
"When you do the math, it doesn't look quite so pretty," says Apted. "The second film cost more and made less".
To teach cleaners and nightwatchmen advanced mathematics (such as adding up without a calculator) seemed pretty wasteful, and apt to breed discontent.How quaint that seems now.
Since the far-right love flags so much, capturing one of theirs is a pretty big diss, and an apt way to wrap up a crappy day for England's fascists.
According to Phillips's inarguably apt postsimulation assessment, I was "pretty much done".
