Sentence examples for aptly in from inspiring English sources

Or more aptly, in the case of the stinkbug, you have to decide whether to pick the poison.

The fierceness of their debate reflects the fractious talk-show culture unintentionally described so aptly in the title of the Glenn Beck best seller "Arguing With Idiots".

When he made his full England Under-20 debut last year – aptly in Switzerland – Jay Dasilva was on the opposite flank.

Or, more aptly, in order keep our entitlement system almost exactly as it is for a few extra years, since nothing in the proposal is commensurate with the size of our long-term fiscal gap.

His Scottish-born father, who is also still alive and (aptly in this context) kicking, was the professional footballer Harry McShane, who played for Manchester United, part of Matt Busby's league-winning side of 1951-52.

But as is Williams's way, he delivers the song, aptly in our season of Trump, as a fun-loving country boy who just takes it for granted that he's a "good-standing member" of the club.

In 2005 the Foundation opened a centre in Bujumbura, aptly named in the national language Nyubahiriza (make me respected), to rehabilitate street girls, especially underage single mothers.

The situation of the sick and/or poor has been aptly described in Charles Dickens Oliver Twistt, published in 1838.

The necessity of metaphor in political discourse is aptly captured in Thompson's (1996) vivid simile—"Politics without metaphor is like a fish without water".

The general vibe is straightforward and in-your-face – and the gallery is aptly sited in the gentrified, but still cool, De Pijp neighbourhood.

Silverberg, whose first science fiction story appeared in 1954, here offers a simple tale aptly summarized in its title.