Sentence examples for aptly composed from inspiring English sources

Fiddle Tim's drawings balance a basic illustration approach with a scruffy (but delicately painted) texture, all aptly composed and not glopped on or glittered like so much trendy low brow attempts at feigning real experience in a cartoon culture.

The harmonious collaboration of her lyrics with his music sparked a cultural odyssey of pulsing innovations, one of which is the aptly composed period piece about the woman who "sold her locket for a trip to adventure; a lawless lion's pit, a bordello without censure".

I was tempted to tell Phelps what Pindar, the Greek poet, wrote long ago in an ode composed, aptly enough, for an ancient Olympiad: "Water is best".

She got her start in the late 1950s, when she appeared in a musical cabaret composed by Billy Barnes, aptly titled, "The Billy Barnes Revue".

He will also play, aptly, that dark, brooding Johnson sonata composed at the academy.

Post-impressionist scenes of their apartments and the outdoors are aptly accompanied by Bartok's recording of "Finale," a violin and piano piece composed by Debussy, the composer who heavily influenced Bartok's early works.

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.

The show is aptly named The Dust of Sunlight, and is composed of works done from 1974 to 2015.

"For Madeline," composed by Mr. Gordon in memory of his mother, was a miracle of juxtaposed moods, aptly hazy, anxious and poignant at once.

Once a retreat for Prussian kings and Russian czars, where Brahms composed his second symphony, by the 1970s and '80s it had become, as the newsmagazine Der Spiegel aptly called it, "an open-air geriatric museum".

The aptly titled piece that dominates this show, "Hildegard of Bingen Meets Herman Melville" (2001), features a finely made skeleton of a sea vessel riding an impressive wave composed primarily of Scrabble pieces.