Sentence examples for appear aptly from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it's unreasonable to expect an updated interpretation -- maybe the text makes it impossible -- but with the exception of Beth Dixon, who makes the face of the State Department appear aptly uncomfortable on a political razor's edge, the actors don't seem to be making use of the current climate.

Faust first appears, aptly enough, as the twin of Leonardo da Vinci (who died in 1519, just about the time when the imaginary Faust was signing his fatal pact).

But, outside the rarefied world of the Court, the two Justices appear more aptly described as friendly.

These Americans appear more aptly described as "conflicted," agreeing with each party on some issues and more extreme than either party on others.

RIFLE class R would appear to be aptly named.

Yet the experience of someone like Chanthea Chea, whose poverty and relative powerlessness appear to have been aptly exploited, seems to offer a cautionary tale about what happens when first-world money flows into third-world adoption.

"Greendale" makes a loud and clear protest against the oppressive qualities of both -- not the recycling of antique hippie platitudes that it might appear at second hand, but a message aptly tooled for just these times.

Titles such as "Multibulge Fold #5" (2005) aptly describe the illusionistic elliptical bubbles that appear to emerge from flat surfaces.

An X-cuff is aptly named for the series of 'X' shapes that appear in the completed cuff.

This particular dog, a truly massive mastiff (the breed is aptly named!) appeared on the hiking trail mentioned in the story — Wildcat Canyon Trail, in Tilden Park, in Berkeley — last March, when my husband and I were hiking there.

This particular dog, a truly massive mastiff (the breed is aptly named!) appeared on the hiking trail mentioned in the story Wildcat Canyon Trail, in Tilden Park, in Berkeley last March, when my husband and I were hiking there.