Sentence examples for so apt that from inspiring English sources

(Some details were so apt that Mr. Taubman demanded changes by Mr. Dunne).

By contrast Bergkamp was summed up by one of his early coaches, the veteran Leo Beenhakker, as "the ideal son-in-law", a description so apt that it stuck.

As China Miéville has noted, Marechera demands "sustained effort from the reader, so that the work is almost interactive – reading it is an active process of collaboration with the writer – and the metaphors are simultaneously so unclichéd and so apt that he reinvigorates the language".

The comparison is so apt that going into it in detail seems worthwhile.

So perhaps it is the very spontaneity of the breach of the Berlin Wall that makes it so apt a symbol for the collapse of Communist rule.

Wovoka's movement stressed peace, accommodation of Euro-American development projects, truthfulness, self-discipline, and other tenets of "right living," including performance of the round dance; his message was so apt for the time that he was soon mentoring novitiates from throughout the trans-Mississippi West.

That metaphor just felt so apt.

If you listen to the whole speech, it is what he says at the end that seems so apt for these years of diminished expectations.

So funny, so apt, and such sleight of hand that you barely notice it until you really think about that image.

And I thought that was so beautiful and so apt and why this film is such an incredible, visceral experience.

But Facebook has one card up its sleeve that makes the name "Here" so apt.