Sentence examples for thought apt from inspiring English sources

Truss has described Gibbons as "the Jane Austen of the 20th century", a parallel which the novelist Malcolm Bradbury thought apt; Flora Poste in Cold Comfort Farm, with her "higher common sense", is "a Jane-ite heroine transformed into a clear-eyed modern woman".

I always thought it apt that Barry Unsworth lived just over the hill from Lake Trasimeno.

The barely chewable bublik might be thought an apt symbol for Mr. Rostropovich's character.

The late first minister for Scotland, Donald Dewar, had it as his Christmas card, which I thought was apt, as he was always one to prick pomposity.

Her phrase I thought was apt — that the so-called legal "short-cuts" taken by her predecessors had left the new administration buried in what another source called, "an avalanche of shit".

In the light of such reflections, an incredulous stare might be thought an apt response to a profession of belief in ethical hedonism.

Naturally, we thought it apt to bring Jérôme Bocuse to Paul Patates, a classic Quebec "pataterie".

Realizing the significance, I thought it apt to eat there after participating in such a symbolic event.

I always thought that apt as you watch the latest PR rollout for Iran go unquestioned by mainstream media.

"I thought it apt to make a karaoke video for Time Square where the sound of the city would overpower any karaoke song of choice," says Da Corte.

Maybe you're right, but having seen the impressive live show at the Underworld in Camden last weekend I thought it apt to talk about.