Sentence examples for unusually apt from inspiring English sources

She lost her hearing when she was thirteen, and proved unusually apt at lip-reading early after.

But, while some might think it a conservative choice, it is an unusually apt one since Chekhov's play deals obsessively with new writing.

The subject seems unusually apt, since Ms. Foote is the daughter of the great playwright Horton Foote, who died in 2009, and one of the stars of "Him" is Daisy's sister Hallie Foote.

His choice of title, "Ghost Light," is unusually apt (it refers to the tradition of always leaving a light burning onstage in an otherwise dark theater, to keep the ghosts at bay).

The word "magical" seems unusually apt: his music, improbably conflating control and abandon, uses gestures improvisatory and sustained, primitive and complex, to insinuate itself directly into a listener's unconscious.

Some were remarkably apt.

But after the recent violence, and the bad blood it has stirred, this seemed unusually apt or, given how ineffectual SAARC is, tragic.On July 26th at least 51 people were killed and 200 wounded by 19 bomb blasts in Ahmedabad, the biggest city of India's prosperous, western state of Gujarat.

Someone had floated the theory that tall lefties were apt to be unusually effective at Fenway, where a ball being released from high off the right side of the pitcher's mound would be obscured by the backdrop of fans' T-shirts in the right-center-field bleachers, thus delaying batters' reactions for a vital split second.

"Les Arts de la Terre et du Feu" features an unusually fine collection of faïence from Apt — Joseph Bernard's marbled cups and bowls, embellished with clay roses, daisies, and dahlias, would feel right at home in a Vuillard interior — along with the work of six Maîtres d'Art, the French master craftsmen who are recognized by their government for excellence in their chosen field.

The verse, by Emily Brontë, which continues, "It vexes me to choose another guide," proves peculiarly apt for Mrs. Tetherow, who emerges as Meek's prime skeptic and becomes an unusually vocal opponent.

Perhaps because of his training as a psychiatrist, Mr. Lobo Antunes is also an unusually observant writer, which in turn seems to have bestowed on him a particular gift for coining unusual but apt similes.