Sentence examples for was always apt from inspiring English sources

As a character, Daria was always apt at social commentary, though she was only vaguely political.

As such, it is always apt to be misunderstood, undervalued and at odds with itself.

Spielberg's films are always apt to find a home for a good enemy.

Goings on around Conn are always apt to be dynamic, owing to his conviction that people are trying to insult him & that the only answer is injury.

And yet they are photographs, so one is always apt to wonder just what gave rise to these apparently unidentifiable images.

But an international landscape increasingly dominated by nationalist firebrands, conservative zealots and policy makers in thrall to austerity economics is always apt to waste opportunities.

No matter the film or the actor/actress, we're always apt to compare and provide some methodology for who's better and why.

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.

Apted, says Fontaine, was always "a really thoughtful person.

But in a way this too is apt, for of all the departments there, News was always primus inter pares.

Using rock and pop in this way was a novelty at the time and the way Scorsese drops in the Ronettes, the Stones and the Miracles (soundtrack to the doomed De Niro's carefree little dance before his last ride) is always careful and apt.