Sentence examples for aptly concluded from inspiring English sources

As you so aptly concluded in your editorial, the "Senate Democrats should not settle for half-measures".

As this column noted five years ago, Yale's Jonathan Koppell aptly concluded a study with the observation that while in theory Freddie and Fannie aren't beyond political control, in practice they are.

And as one foundation program officer quoted in the study aptly concluded, "We're engaged in a war of ideas in which you can be right and still be wrong unless you can popularize and mainstream those ideas so they get adopted".

As Cartwright-Hatton et al. (2004) aptly concluded, "There is clearly room for considerable improvement in the understanding and treatment of anxiety in this age group" (p. 430).

The project's first season (two more are in the works) will conclude, aptly enough, at the ancient theater of Epidaurus in Greece, where Britons and Americans are equal parvenus.

The concert concluded with the Sonata in B flat (K. 454), the best-known work on the program and one that Ms. Koh aptly described as one of Mozart's "most operatic sonatas".

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"This case aptly demonstrates the situation in which Secret Service agents made very difficult decisions on the spot, and they should not be second-guessed by the Court," Gallagher concluded.