Sentence examples for aptly captures from inspiring English sources

This aptly captures Duchamp's contribution to the definition of art.

Hamid, who himself attended Princeton and worked in corporate America, aptly captures the ethos and hypocrisies of the Ivy League meritocracy, but less so its individual members.

When it comes to dance hall out of Jamaica, all eyes are on Popcaan, a new artist whose name suggests a cartoon character, which aptly captures his playful, party-friendly sound.

Hoagland aptly captures the lives of Western do-gooders and opportunists lured by the adrenaline rush of Africa, evoking the closeness, and the randomness, of death in a war zone.

But the book aptly captures Wolf's tortured state of mind at a critical juncture — the moment she is forced to ponder her complicity, albeit largely harmless, with a criminal regime and the collapse of everything she once believed in.

"Perpetually Strange," a retrospective book issued for the opening of the new building in 2006, aptly captures its mission as a haven for promising artists and art on the fringes.

His strategy is aptly captured by one of his many code names: The Contractor.

Cricket was the ultimate colonial "civilizer," a notion aptly captured in Joseph O'Neill's best-selling 2008 novel "Netherland," about cricket culture in New York.

This emphasis aptly captured the way that historical method is taught and the understanding of their craft (as they like to call it) that historians entertain.

The gap between the two was aptly captured on Twitter recently — admittedly by other elite netizens — in some mocking tweets imagining life "when Musharraf becomes King of Cliftonia".

How edifying, then, to see Alastair Cook's men so aptly capture the mood of their compatriots by forming a cordon for the ingenuous author of their embarrassment.