Sentence examples similar to that is particularly apt from inspiring English sources

The musicians get into it bodily, their heads bopping, a style of performance that's particularly apt for Brahms.

The book offers parents a chance to talk with their children about issues, like fairness and revenge and forgiveness, that are particularly apt right now.

Being selected for the program by Target, said Diane Campbell of The Candy Store, felt like "winning the golden ticket," a reference to Willy Wonka that was particularly apt, coming from a confectioner.

These are questions that are particularly apt in the case of "neural chimeras".

Ms. Feinman had described the Seder as being a bit tongue in cheek, and that was particularly apt at certain points.

It is a subtle but important distinction, and one that I believe is particularly apt today.

Kankuro thinks that a ghost story is particularly apt.

That ugly image is particularly apt because the hardest hit will probably be young people.

She added: "It is particularly apt that Scots begin to participate in a discussion about the priority areas of spending when it comes to health".

Many scientists have found that his account of normal science offers insights into their own experiences and that the idea of puzzle solving is particularly apt.

Being a princess is an enduring girlhood fantasy, and when translated to the context of a wedding it is particularly apt, given that a princess is one who enjoys limitless wealth and childish irresponsibility.