Sentence examples for aptly about from inspiring English sources

The legendary director made a cameo appearance as the man behind "Laser Cats 7," which is aptly about Andy's quest to deliver his new alien friend E.A.T. (for Extra Awesome Terrestrial) back to his home planet, while stopping Nazis from using Laser Cats for evil.

This is a blatant lie and aptly speaks about the writer's utter disrespect for responsible journalism.

One spectator, aptly enthusing about May's first feature, "A New Leaf," from 1971, in which she also stars, asked which of the aspects of filmmaking — writing, directing, acting — she prefers.

As Mr. Whiteman aptly said about so much of this food, "both time and distance have evaporated; you can get anything from anywhere".

I wrote about that astonishing event in a column, aptly headlined "Dreaming About a Life Free of Lies".

The operative word in the Mike D'Antoni era is transition, and that aptly described everything about the preseason debut.

There is no beating around the bush for this longtime cabaret performer, whose new show at the Metropolitan Room is aptly named "All About Love" because it covers so many aspects.

Thus, the current "feminist methods debate" is more aptly characterized as debate about methodology a debate about the theoretical framework for knowledge production within which the methods are used.

Yes, I'm of course referring to the Marco Pappa "goal" that even Chicago fans should be embarrassed about, as the aptly named Hilario Grajeda failed to spot that Pappa was practically alongside the penalty taker before the ball was even kicked.

Hooper's aptly titled book is about the men as much as about the moths.

Perhaps aptly for a show about a meth dealer, Melodie Holmes has noticed its addictive tendencies.