Sentence examples for probably more apt from inspiring English sources

In this sense, it is probably more apt to say that pragmatism is a mind-set and a world view.

Actually, live around is probably more apt, kind of like a bad knee I don't bother complaining about any more.

But it's probably more apt to think of it as the fear factor.

And, you know, if you're planning on buying a gun, you're probably more apt to do it sooner rather than later.

Correction: In an earlier version of this article, we listed the band Television as Richard Hell's rise to fame, but his work with the Voidoids is probably more apt.

Rococo would probably be more apt.

He said a different commentator was probably a more apt comparison -- a television commentator, as it happens.

The phrase "life imitates art" is probably no more apt than when applied to the newly published memoir by Laura Bush, "Spoken From the Heart" (Scribner).

The exchange insured that the proceedings were profane and absurd in equal measure, which, in this case, is probably a more apt combination than anyone would like to admit.

So unless you're allergic to any films that remind you of those mostly awkward years (in which case, this list would probably be more apt) sink your teeth into this tasty bunch. .

Why they've chosen to go under a name more apt for an arts charity is probably best explained by their FAQ, which states that "White people are the creators of all worthwhile culture and civilisation".