Sentence examples for aptly defined from inspiring English sources

If Griggs despaired of a solution, he aptly defined the problem.

WHILE there are French dishes available at Café d'Azur in Darien, the menu at this small restaurant is more aptly defined by the description on its window: "Mediterranean Bistro and Bar".

Backstory offers a sort of narrative and juridical jiu-jitsu that relies on conservative values to assert liberal ends; and it's why the notion of Hollywood as an engine of liberalism is utterly apt — as long as that liberalism is aptly defined and understood.

If that adopted results in the application of the exaction to a class which may be separately charged without a denial of equal protection, those within the class cannot complain that it might have been more aptly defined or that the statute may tax others who are not within the class.

Cameron emerged politically and personally strengthened, if nonetheless left to deal with the huge challenges the election so aptly defined and highlighted, from the place of Scotland in what could be an increasingly divided United Kingdom, to Britain's future place in the European Union and the world.

The two conventions aptly define the crossroads that we are at, at the moment.

"All or Nothing at All," the title of one of his songs aptly defines his code; the film neatly weaves Sinatra's line, a leitmotif, as he rises in artistry and fame, and personally in cycles of sad and sublime.

It was also responsible "for the Big Chill at the center of her work: the one she defined so aptly as 'the presence of the absence of guilt.' " I noted in my first post on this book that Highsmith sang in her church choir until she was thirty-seven.

These income sources, aptly referred to as "defined benefit" pensions, have all but disappeared, due in large part to the expense to the employer.

On Facebook, a few users have set up memorials (there is also a group for "Disgruntled Former Workers") and at this junction of central London, you feel the ghost of 50-quid bloke - that aptly-coined demographic who defined Fopp's customer base - howl.

This approach, in which the artist creates art with socially defined purpose, could aptly be summarized with his edict "das zielbewußte Schaffen" – "task oriented creation".