Sentence examples for aptly giving from inspiring English sources

The one Swedish band I did hangout with was Graveyard (totally scary dudes), who Vice reviewed sometime back, aptly giving their album a puke face, but Axel, the drummer, was mildy entertained by the review.

Aptly, given their name, Sheeps seldom ham it up.

The case of the Library of Birmingham, perhaps aptly given its many-tiered structure, tells more than one story.

Originally — and aptly, given its cinematic character — "Up-close" was set to have its American debut in the Los Angeles Philharmonic's Green Umbrella new-music series in January.

He was aptly given an engraved portrait of Voltaire when he left Keble in 1979 for his final post as professor of theology at Bristol.

It's all good unclean fun, and Valvo is an endearing host – but (aptly, given the subject matter) it's only ever skin deep.

I'll never forget that it was in that generous, open space that I started to understand something about tragedy: aptly, given the building, the tragedy of what used to be called the "common man".

Never was a name more aptly given: a century on and Django Reinhardt remains the greatest jazz musician Europe ever produced and the most celebrated icon of the Gypsies.

I was first a fan of Bill Bryson after reading A Short History of Almost Everything, which was solidified after reading At Home: A Short History of Private Life, looking at why are homes are built the way they are, and using that as a lens to look at some other aspects of human history, aptly given to me as I was moving apartment.

Warpaint's third album is aptly titled, given the startling outbreak of focus here.

The program includes Schubert, Chopin and Moussorgsky's aptly titled (given the venue) "Pictures at an Exhibition".