Sentence examples for apt moniker from inspiring English sources

It's an apt moniker for this murky trip-hop project launched by the twenty-year-old producer Alec Koone.

Costa Rica: The Costa Rican people are known as Los Ticos, so it's a pretty apt moniker for the country's national team.

But based on what's coming soon to a store near you, it seems that "divergence" may be the more apt moniker.

The link between the miserabilist Mancunian songwriter Mark E Smith and the freewheeling Dutch side of this World Cup may not be immediately apparent, but the title of The Fall's 1988 album I Am Kurious Oranj might be an apt moniker for the exploits of the gloriously unpredictable Holland at this intoxicating World Cup.

Ellington named one of his most famous compositions "Money Jungle," an apt moniker, perhaps, for this year's conference and the complicated, often wild world occupied by entrepreneurs.

It's an apt moniker for the rakish, futuristic-looking SRK, which is aimed at tech-, green- and chic-conscious urban dwellers who mostly drive short distances (and no motorcycle driver's license required).

Certainly in terms of art, the moniker is apt.

Occasionally known as the Host Kei, these fellas spend as much time in front of the mirror as their female counterparts do, and the resulting ultra-effeminate look makes their Gyaru-Oh moniker fairly apt (the phrase can be translated as "Girl Men").

Whatever its provenance, the moniker seems chillingly apt.

The bat's moniker seemed more apt than ever.

Riding waves of populist sentiment  while stifling opposition, his  moniker – "Viktator" – seems apt.