Sentence examples for aptly express from inspiring English sources

Here, combining facial expressions with voiceover is all it takes for Hitchcock to aptly express a guilty conscience.

Not my words, but they aptly express my view of the greatest danger we face.

It is brilliant to see her so excited because for the first time she has a voice and it brings tears to my eyes". The family organized a fundraiser to gather the money needed to purchase the computer, saying afterward that they could never aptly express their gratitude for the help they received.

"This country is in real trouble", Ms Warren said at the Roosevelt Institute event, aptly expressing the urgency and worry of millions of progressives.

The artifice of the French director Eric Rohmer's Die Marquise von O. (1976), for example, aptly expresses the literary sensibility of Heinrich von Kleist's romantic, ironic work.

The changed attitude to landscape is aptly expressed in the words of Théodore Rousseau, the most controversial representative of the new school: "Our art can only attain pathos through sincerity".

Add to this the rampant corruption and ineptitude of the leadership of both groups, and the fact that Hamas denies Israel's right to exist, aptly expressed by a resident of Gaza: "All the land is ours.

That movie, which centered on a crisis in the monarchy precipitated by the death of Diana, the Queen's former daughter-in-law, made the most of a paradox aptly expressed in "The Audience" by David Cameron (yes, that one, played by Rufus Wright).

Interstate Bakeries became the largest bakery in the country, but the sentiment around the deal was aptly expressed by a food industry analyst, who said at the time that Ralston Purina's sale "basically allows them to get rid of a dog".

Henry Ford aptly expressed that customers could choose any color of the Model T they desired, as long as that color was black.

Suppose that, for a particular speaker Fred, the definite description that most aptly expresses the meaning of 'Aristotle' is the last great philosopher of antiquity.