Sentence examples for that seems apt from inspiring English sources

He also wrote a prayerful concluding sentence that seems apt for the present moment, two centuries later.

But there is one that seems apt for this trip along a faded, but utterly fascinating, road replete with architectural history.

Although Richardson said he hoped to play, the Knicks are listing him as questionable — a description that seems apt on many levels.

Ms. Heagle only achieves unity of the entire working surface in the relatively small, gleaming "Self-Portrait in Armor," an archaic symbol connoting courage and solitude that seems apt.

Grandage is a stage musician, but there is a Spanish expression that seems apt for his first cinema foray, since here, he's more lost than an octopus in a garage.

An answer that seems apt for Truffaut's work, is that the artist's thoughts are too numerous, his experience too rich, his thoughts too troubling for a direct portrayal — their abysses and their volume invoke condensation and a sudden, shuddering evocation.

Milan fashion week kicked off yesterday with an event that seemed apt for the times: a tantrum caused by dropping sales.

But the Chancellor has shown little inclination to bargain, prompting the union to dash off a news release the other day urging him "to treat workers with respect" -- a line that seemed apt for an organization that, in one sense, is the Rodney Dangerfield of municipal unions.

The Valenciennes court was acting on a 1993 French law that allows parents to name their children whatever they'd like, but requires registrars to report any names that seem apt to cause the child duress to local prosecutors, who can challenge parents' choices in court.

Jonathan Richman performed an early Sunday set under a hot sun, singing an ode to suffering that seemed apt.

Osmond and Hoffer responded to this new legislation by commenting that "it seems apt that there is now an outburst of resentment against some chemicals which can rapidly throw a man either into heaven or hell".