Sentence examples for surely apt from inspiring English sources
The second adjective is surely apt.
But it is surely apt, on this anniversary, to note one historical analogy.
Threat inflation and the "vast, glittering malevolence" of the theory of deterrence all helped bring the world to the brink of mutual-assured destruction, surely the most apt acronym of the era: MAD.
Updated at 9.50pm GMT 9.05pm GMT 58 min: "Surely a more apt analogy for the atmosphere at Stamford Bridge would be the sense of foreboding you get at Wetherspoons, between about 7 and 8pm on a Friday night," writes Brad McMillan, a man who isn't ashamed to admit he spends his Friday nights in a Wetherspoons.
This result seems irrational — surely you're more apt to find something you like from a range four times as large — but it can be replicated in a variety of contexts.
For all the talk of confronting evil-doers and mounting crusades - surely the most accidentally apt analogy of your presidency - the moral cynicism of your attitude to climate change is emblematic.
An apt term, surely, because the relationship between lobbyists and your legislators truly is the love that dare not speak its name.
(Or whatever you'd call it; that no apt label exists is surely symptomatic).
Surely, this incident may become an apt teachable moment for many scholars, and even I may have an opportunity to refer to it when I return to teaching in the fall.
Her pronouncement was surely exaggerated, but her admonition is as apt today as it was then.
