Sentence examples for thought it was apt from inspiring English sources

He texted back: "He's going to the great crop circle in the sky". I thought it was apt and Reg would've found it funny too.

They thought it was apt, said Mr. Crouse, 75, a retired school principal from Hauppauge who has been singing barbershop since his days at Eastport High School, because it was originally a Russian folk song from the 1890's.

Mr. Begala said he had always thought it was apt that this was where Mr. Clinton, in an interview with Marcia Kramer on WCBS-TV, made the remark about not inhaling that became a symbol of Mr. Clinton's way with words.

I thought it was apt that I try to give you graduating seniors a commencement speech that you can hopefully stay awake through, although you are seriously sleep-deprived from your senior internship, for which you regularly got up early for after going to bed at 1 a.m.

And I think it was apt that he should score the winner.

It all began last Sunday, when Eason emailed his staffers that he did not think it was apt to honor Helms because of his "doctrine of negativity, hate, and prejudice," his opposition to civil rights bills and the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.

Although the term paradigm shift has been grossly overused in recent years, I think it's apt when it comes to economic theory.

Writer Stephen Weiser's brand of crude didacticism may have flown in 1987, when his Wall Street won critical raves, but I think it's apt to come across as tin-eared and ham-handed to audiences today even to those who share a dim view of Mr Bush.*Correct Valdemar, sorry for the confusion La Chevre.

I began this piece with something ironic and I think it's apt to end it with irony.

"The Duke liked the name he thought it was very apt.

I first heard the phrase LOW HANGING FRUIT as part of the publicity campaign for my books and thought it was an apt and evocative description of the way public relations people go after the "easy" publicity mentions first.