Sentence examples similar to singularly apt for from inspiring English sources

Krzysztof Penderecki's arresting "Threnody to the Victims of Hiroshima" (1960), the best-known piece from his avant-garde period, seems singularly apt to its declared subject matter.

It's singularly apt that, today of all days, the movie is making its way across the country into national release.

It is singularly apt that it was the McCarthy witch hunts that inspired the book, given that the other great work of literature to respond to McCarthyism is probably Arthur Miller's play The Crucible, which uses the Salem witch trials of the 1690s as an allegory for the anti-Communist "witch hunts" of the 1950s.

In such a mechanism, Bourne observed, "dissent is like sand in the bearings". The metaphor is singularly apt.

"A hidden tuning-fork / in the great cold / throws out its shivering tone". Tranströmer has said "My poems are meeting places". The metaphor is persuasive, and singularly apt.

Now Professor Antonio Ereditato, a man with singularly apt initials, is reporting that the tiny neutrinos that his team have been blasting under the Alps have clocked up a superluminal pace.

"Very apt for a failed potter".

Those distinctions are apt for gnocchi, too.

The setting is apt for several reasons.

The metaphor proved apt for all.

One of those, "Zeitgenossen," is particularly apt for the moment.