inapt

This is one project for which the "male gaze" was particularly inapt.

She nodded, thinking that was strange but not inapt.

But then, Mozart himself was not above inapt titles.

"I acknowledge the justice of the expression," she said, "but somehow it seems quite inapt."

In this respect, the oft-quoted cathedral metaphor is not inapt.

The comparison with computer technology is not inapt.

What case is memorable for the most inapt presentation of oral argument by counsel?

The title is inapt: there is little mercy in these pages.

"Why do you feel the expression is inapt?"

Even that is an inapt term: most medicine is a form of life-extension technology.

If an action is inapt, performing it more swiftly does not augment its benevolence.

I had proved, I think a not inapt pupil.

The inapt investigation led by the police, as well as the prosecutor, has been criticized repeatedly.

Age and obesity had made her inapt for love, but she took a keen interest in the amatory affairs of the young.

Forgive me if I find the comparison inapt."

In sense, he was an inapt representative.

Both the barrister, and this court, accept with hindsight that his intervention was perhaps inapt or unfortunate.

So "flip-flop" is actually an inapt word, he protested, suggesting as it does a lack of integrity.

Cartographers had long despaired over publishers' inapt use of the Mercator.

Believing a firm response was demanded, I've relegated such inapt answers to Page 2.

Democrats, who generally fear to criticize black leaders, were paralyzed by this inapt, gross and inflammatory stereotype.

It was an almost cruelly inapt inspiration-the church was about to be destroyed.

The analogy was perhaps slightly inapt.

His comparisons, while not inept, are inapt.

Your analogy to electronic components is inapt.