Sentence examples for aptly demonstrating from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday Guardian environment and science editor James Randerson posted his thoughts on this question and a survey of specialist journalists, aptly demonstrating in the process something I think all good journalists should do: bothering to go beyond the text you've been given and asking people what they think.

Bill's athleticism was aptly demonstrated on the golf course.

Digital books can also be deleted remotely, as Amazon aptly demonstrated by erasing Orwell's "1984" from users' Kindles.

The lack of national interest in the race is aptly demonstrated by the lack of polling on it.

The forces arrayed against Mr. Obama are aptly demonstrated by his nomination of Mr. Cordray to head the consumer bureau.

But as The Time Traveler's Alamanac aptly demonstrates, at the heart of every great science fiction story is an impossible idea.

This most aptly demonstrated by the fact that students have lined up in droves for seminars on everything ranging from fly fishing to boxing to ghost hunting.

First, as the Schott Foundation's report so aptly demonstrates, even within single districts there are gross inequities between schools attended by the poor and the wealthy.

As Messrs. Bowles and Simpson aptly demonstrate, we are in a difficult situation in large part because we have designed entitlements for a welfare state we cannot afford.

The profound need for objects that had no practical function, but seem to have been created purely to delight, to entrance, or to inspire awe or reverence, is aptly demonstrated by a small clay sculpture of a woman.

It's a thread that can make many of his films – for all their formal invention, emotional depth and incomparable dialogue, all aspects aptly demonstrated here – at times uncomfortable viewing.