Sentence examples for aptly considered from inspiring English sources

These results extend the consolidation/reconsolidation literature to adolescent animals and provide evidence that some deficits described as reconsolidation impairments may be more aptly considered state dependent retention deficits.

In 446 pages, he aptly considered both archeological and non-archeological data examining what we know of the first Americans and the methods used by archeologists, geologists, linguists, physical anthropologists, and geneticists to evaluate the problem.

They are perhaps more aptly considered members of an informal "society".

The story goes that – aptly, considering he was a pub landlord – their father got drunk on the way to register his son's birth, hence the odd choice of name (he was supposed to be called Guy).

Levy's look at Lewis's character is as complex as a novel; his grasp of show business is both ample and deep; and, above all, he takes Lewis's art seriously, aptly considering Lewis's performance and direction as remarkably personal works of art.

Aptly named considering my week, PornHub.

The show is aptly named, considering its practically hidden location a small gallery below the Medieval Art section.

Our boat docks at the second island, Lady of the Rock, aptly named considering it's said that a painting of Mary was found on a crag in this very spot in 1452.

Every balance, every tempo feels freshly considered and aptly judged; time and again expressive details leap out in sharp focus without distracting unduly.

They are also considered more aptly sized for commuter routes: big enough to accommodate business passengers, but not so big that fickle, fare-conscious tourists are needed to fill seats.

This is aptly demonstrated in considering the Neolithic tombs of Orkney, Scotland.