Sentence examples for seemed more apt from inspiring English sources

The expression "dig in" has never seemed more apt.

Never has William Goldman's famous dictum 'No one knows anything' seemed more apt.

SELDOM has Harold Wilson's quip about a week being a long time in politics seemed more apt.

John Kenneth Galbraith's comment that in America the only respectable type of socialism is socialism for the rich has never seemed more apt.

The most striking aspect of any glance back towards the day Maurice Johnston first pulled on the blue of Rangers following his transfer in July 1989 is that some of the comments made by the club's followers would have seemed more apt 200, not merely 20, years ago.

Recently I found myself standing on the edge of a large metropolitan park holding a bag full of herbs to give to an unshaven, sunglasses-wearing man in his late 40s with a shambling gait; never has the word "traffic" seemed more apt for my activities.

The Five Year Backwards Plan would seem more apt.

But pursuing so many disparate initiatives seems more apt to result in diluted returns.

Girardi was alluding to another spot in the batting order, but another comparison seems more apt.

But the reaction was dramatic enough that visualising both men belting each other in the ring seems more apt.

This movement's celebration of religious tolerance and pluralism seems more apt for a 21st-century multi-ethnic city.