Sentence examples for to be apt from inspiring English sources

The silver-screen comparisons are hard to resist, and lately they also happen to be apt.

Not everything here is meant to be apt, classic, or anthology-ready.

If you have ever jumped aside to make room for a phalanx of strollers commandeering a narrow sidewalk, you will find the military metaphor to be apt.

Mr. McNally usually has a firm handle on what is, or will be, hot, an adjective that happens to be apt for the bloody at Pulino's that wears the tag "Mediterranean".

Sections on presidential exits, first ladies (with Lady Macbeth as an occasional role model) and even winning stories versus losing ones manage to be apt without having much insight.

Today's marketing tag is "Little Vienna", and there's a wealth of genuinely grand Habsburg buildings, but the city's too much of a rough diamond for the comparison to be apt.

I think the sort of "annotative" process you allude to is apt, but maybe a better word is an oversystemization.

Would non-professionals be apt to misinterpret the numbers?

In short, the building should be apt to adapt.

Such a preoccupation cannot be apt to gain scientific insight.

Anyone down to earth was apt to recoil at the totality of her demand.