Sentence examples for apt designations from inspiring English sources

In his humorous, loving foreword, Larry Gelbart refers to Hirschfeld as both a "sit-down comic" and "the undisputed Chairman of the Drawing Board" -- apt designations for a supremely witty artist who wields a wry pen.

Others have suggested that a more apt designation might be al-Qaeda's 'chief franchisee'.

The bio line of Ringwald's recently launched Twitter page even includes the rather apt designation "your former teenage crush".

She calls her appetizers "comfortizers," an apt designation for the spinach-and-cheese empanadas and for the mini-cheeseburgers, two to a plate, taller than they are wide.

The Aral Sea derived its name from the Kyrgyz word Aral-denghiz, "Sea of Islands"—an apt designation, as there were more than 1,000 islands of a size of 2.5 acres (1 hectare) or more strewn across its waters.

Culp (1995) argued that robustness provides a way out of a methodological conundrum know as "data-technique circles", which is a more apt designation for Collins' "experimenter's regress".

Smith, who stated that he wished "...to feel free to appreciate life without reproducing it," built his reputation during this period with craggy, idiosyncratic paintings that caused one critic to call Smith's output from this era the "Thunderbolt Period," an apt designation for a man whose rows with various colleagues "...caused some furious storms".

I became that most irritating but apt of designations – a foodie.

The style they favor is what they call indie rock, an apt enough designation for the sweet, moody songs they perform together, which would not sound out of place on the soundtrack of a movie at the Sundance Film Festival.

Little did his classmates know that their designation was apt.

But new research indicates the bone structure and hunting habits of Thylacinus cynocephalus may make the "tiger" designation more apt.