Sentence examples for were most apt from inspiring English sources

His indoor subjects were most apt to be studio glimpses, still lifes and figure compositions involving his large and exuberant family.

Voters were most apt to say they were looking for a candidate who can bring about change, and as in previous contests, Mr. Obama won most of them.

Asked to name what they perceived to be Mr. Obama's greatest strength, the delegates were most apt to cite his ability to inspire and his ability to bring change.

Voters in Alabama and Mississippi appeared to agree more often with Mr. Romney; in the preliminary exit polls, they were most apt to cite him as the most electable candidate in the field.

When there was conflicting information regarding the offering of programs, we relied on the Coordinators' data based on the assumption that coordinators were most apt to have accurate information.

It may be most apt to compare Bond to Gabriel García Márquez.

They are most apt to graze on something newly planted, especially if it appears near a favorite path.

He was the least bombastic of directors and the one for whom the word auteur is most apt.

In the elderly these deficiencies are most apt to be in the intake of protein, calcium, iron, vitamin A, and thiamine (also called vitamin B1).

STATISTICALLY, the house's lone occupant is most apt to be a widow or divorced woman who can no longer care for herself.

As already indicated, propaganda is most apt to evoke the desired responses among those already in agreement with the propagandist's message.