Sentence examples for we're apt to from inspiring English sources

And we're apt to call both of those scenarios stupid, albeit less stupid than the previous examples.

We're apt to leap to basic descriptors like "angry" or "stressed" even when our feelings are far less extreme.

When we read novels of the past we're apt to think that they depict a world contemporary to them – that what is Dickensian about Dickens involved his constantly keeping abreast of his times.

Lately they've become more bearish, so that tells me we're apt to have more of a ragged rise here like we've seen recently.

In other words, if we don't have a depression and we have intermittent recessions like they've had in Japan, then we're apt to follow Japan and go another ten years or more on a slightly declining trend.

We're apt to tell ourselves the lie, "I'll do it later," making it easier to postpone.

"Nostalgia," we are apt to label this phenomenon.

We are apt to go to war further.

We are apt to forget that Munch lived until 1944.

This is more Poe-iana than we are apt to see again for a long while.

We are apt to be disappointed in the work as "Western," and blind to it as "African".