Sentence examples similar to unusually apt for from inspiring English sources

Bellen-Berthézène used her daughter, who was an unusually apt communicator for her age, to express the connection that, presumably, other children were feeling to high art but just could not communicate.

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 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.

"Very apt for a failed potter".

Those distinctions are apt for gnocchi, too.

The setting is apt for several reasons.

The metaphor proved apt for all.

One of those, "Zeitgenossen," is particularly apt for the moment.

Now, it may be more apt for Germany.

The term is apt for a number of other places.