Sentence examples for aptly chosen from inspiring English sources
He has a way of delivering his words which make them sound astonishingly musical and brilliantly, aptly chosen, as if they were bountiful gifts from God.
Inside the honest club sweatbox where Johnson has aptly chosen to start his last go-round, there's barely room to move.
Michael McGerr, a professor of history at Indiana University, captures the defining ethos of the progressive movement in the aptly chosen title of his new book, "A Fierce Discontent".
In the last of the Jeeves novels, Bertie actually quotes poetry to Jeeves, and, though the poet in question is Ogden Nash (Jeeves responds with Herrick), the quotation itself is aptly chosen.
Pairing them with aptly chosen comments from the Danish philosopher transforms them into reflective maxims on life, death, sin, and emptiness, salted with luxury accessories of the Kardashian lifestyle: Glamour, menswear, top hat… I stick my finger into existence and it smells of nothing.
They're soon joined by two other superpowered women: Mrs. Who (Mindy Kaling), who speaks in a virtual encyclopedia of aptly chosen literary quotations, and the mighty and colossal Mrs. Which (Oprah Winfrey), who shrinks herself to human scale for the sake of good company but retains her universe-shaking powers.
When Neel finally came to paint herself, at the age of 80, she aptly chose to strip bare.
For the first time in these debates, we were able to see two good human beings, two good Americans, thanks to the moderator, Bob Schieffer, who aptly chose questions and conducted the debate as a senior sage.
The brand aptly chose a group of women of all different shapes and sizes as its "body heroes".
The President might well have added one more Bible quotation to the ones he so aptly chose to include in his entire speech.
Now knowing what I do about O'Keeffe's nutritional leanings, I smiled wide when I discovered that the other chosen mountain was aptly called Kitchen Mesa, a sandstone monolith topped by a red rock chimney.
