Sentence examples for aptly be described as from inspiring English sources

Michigan State could aptly be described as anything but small.

Home of the Exelon Corporation, the state could aptly be described as the nuclear energy capital of the United States.

Perhaps it would more aptly be described as a tax increase on charitable contributions, mortgage interest deductions, and municipal bonds for states, etc.

I'm talking about, among other things, the American baseball "academies" in the Dominican Republic, which could just as aptly be described as baseball plantations.

His focus groups, at their best, might more aptly be described as a kind of group therapy -- the chief difference being that here the object is to enlighten the interlocutor and not the subjects.

As a whole, the movie, whose title dimly evokes "They Were Expendable," a 1945 John Ford combat picture starring John Wayne and Robert Montgomery, might more aptly be described as Bad Kurosawa, Bad Peckinpah or Bad Leone.

Her presidency has aptly been described as having been "born old": the sackings (in all but name) are giving her a chance to renew it.

Rather, more ominously, they also characterize Spain, which is aptly being described on Wall Street as being too big to fail yet also too big to save.

In the absence of stratification, arkose may bear superficial resemblance to granite, and it aptly has been described as reconstituted granite, or granite wash.

Aptly, it has been described as the master regulator of iron metabolism and the iron regulatory hormone.

The aptly named Flock Off is described as a visually intense paint that reflects the sun's rays, in effect blinding birds that venture near it and deterring them from swooping down and landing.