Sentence examples for aptly and from inspiring English sources

He aptly and uniquely fits Manhattan, whose impact goes far beyond the county".

The band stressed the importance of practicing safe sex with aptly – and bluntly – titled songs like No Protection.

The words Young writes fit his songs, often aptly and forcefully, but they are nothing like as elegant as his melodies.

Jenny, raised by her great-grandfather on a strict diet of the Bible, can quote it as plentifully, as aptly, and as insightfully as he could.

The orchestra, in other words, appeared to follow Mr. Meetze's lead quite aptly, and most of the performance did not have a mechanized rigidity to it.

The movie is set mainly in 1961 and 1962, in Virginia, where a key NASA research center was (and is) based, and the movie is aptly and thoroughly derisive toward the discriminatory laws and practices that prevailed at the time.

The out-of-the-way storefront restaurant is named, aptly, Heart and Soul, and its owners serve soul food with the dedication and brio of artists.

The playwright is site specific and Robert R. Sweetnam's setting is aptly grim and grimly apt.

Even more aptly cast, and offering a more detailed and composed performance, is Blake Lively, as Veronica, the elegant divorcée and City Hall official whom Bobby meets in New York.

Every balance, every tempo feels freshly considered and aptly judged; time and again expressive details leap out in sharp focus without distracting unduly.

Alexander Hanson is aptly restrained and clouded; Abigail Cruttenden rightly both tense and soppy; Bruce Alexander's hack (called Daker) is a study of sozzled envy.