Sentence examples for which seems apt from inspiring English sources

Johnny Cash sings Ring of Fire on the stereo, which seems apt.

"Ono" means "delicious" in Hawaiian, which seems apt; grilled, ono tastes like chicken or veal with a slight tang.

There's a really intriguing, dark history surrounding this part of the East End, which seems apt for me – I guess I have a sensibility for the macabre.

Aerial views of the dredging ships, with their hoses and bladders, resemble magnified images of protozoan parasites, which seems apt, given how much of the sediment is coming from living reefs.

That title conjures images of things we don't necessarily want to be conjuring, which seems apt for a comedy about a woman about to be married who learns some things she might prefer never to have known.

Another somewhat mythic figure is Michael Krebber, known for heavily Conceptualized, offhand paintings, but represented here by a recent piece consisting of a large glass bookcase displaying books and ephemera concerning dandies, which seems apt.

Wilpon was quoted in the newest New Yorker criticizing his star players and used an obscenity to describe the team, which seemed apt for at least one night.

Parker Bowles's voice is characterized by a certain slapdash immediacy, which seems completely apt, given his subject.

Which seems an apt description of Naxos, and people are noticing.

The songs, with lyrics mostly by Deval, are performed here in French with English supertitles, and the dialogue spoken in English, which seems an apt choice.

The grass chosen by Michael Franco, a designer at Town and Gardens, was a switch grass, Panicum virgatum, also known as Cloud Nine, which seems quite apt.