Though financed more or less from petty cash, Mr. Fitch's theatrical solutions seem to have been extremely apt.
The overused term "Kafkaesque" is extremely apt when insurance companies, exploiting the still-nascent state of autism research, scandalously restrict coverage for the few therapies that work – and then arbitrarily cut those off when the child is still very young.
"How the West Was Begun" is an extremely apt title for the article because Ford's themes stretch back to the early days not only of the American West, but also of Western culture itself.
Nannerl herself was an extremely apt pupil, no less quick to learn than her brother, and was playing the keyboard with striking virtuosity by the time she was eleven.
Clint Eastwood's rambling and at times incoherent speech at the Republican Convention was an extremely apt metaphor for the Party itself.
The program is usually structured so that right answers are apt to be extremely frequent (perhaps 95percentt of the time)—in order to encourage students, so the theory goes, and give them a feeling of success.
First, the book is extremely well-written and therefore apt to be persuasive to those without the contrary evidence.
Revision or renegotiation of NAFTA is extremely unlikely, although the topic is apt to come up during the discussions between the two heads of state in Ottawa.
In fact, nearly all my evaluators were extremely diplomatic, using words like "assertive," "direct" and "intense," even where "overbearing" would have been equally apt.
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