Sentence examples for would be apt for from inspiring English sources

A recent newspaper headline about Thurston Moore's new band, Chelsea Light Moving – "an indie legend's side project takes centre stage" – would be apt for all four.

Count Almaviva is played by Peter Mattei, whose suave, rolling tones communicate a debonair yet imperious manner that would be apt for a Whit Stillman film.

My colleagues Andrea Scott, of the art world, and Russell Platt, of classical music, were, so to speak, just chilling with me here in our air-conditioned department when their thoughts turned to the kind of movie that would be apt for the sweltering day: the kind that features ice.

"I became an actor to be a rogue and a vagabond and play by my own rules so I don't think it would be apt for the establishment to pull me in as one of their own, for I ain't," he told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.

Beatrice is suggesting that only a bastard would be apt for her and also hinting at her yearning for the understanding and the mercy that would render her loss of virginity irrelevant to a prospective husband, and at the unjust inequality of judgment that pardons a man's sexual dalliance but not a woman's.

"The unity of the sacrament would be torn at its root if [people believed] that woman, as opposed to man, has a greater affinity to serve and because of this would be apt for the diaconate but not for the [priesthood]." The more the question is discussed, the less convincing the traditional answer becomes.

The mosque was a natural clinic because people would be apt to carry the wounded to a holy place, looking for, at least, distance from the crowd.

Maybe then the hype would be apt.

It has been proposed that Debussy was influenced by the nightfall paintings of James McNeill Whistler, and it would certainly be apt for the purposes of this article if that turned out to be true.

They might not immediately start dumping European debt, but they'd be apt to lend for much shorter periods of time — a sign of stress that broader financial markets could amplify.

They could be excused for thinking themselves cruelly unlucky – though that would at least be apt for Night Thoughts, an album which, in best Suede fashion, empathises with the put-upon and overlooked.