Sentence examples for aptly linked from inspiring English sources

Schoenberg's quartet was aptly linked in this Chamber Music Society program with quartets of the same period by Stravinsky, Webern and Berg.

Harvey Fierstein's piece in last week's New York Times aptly linked Putin's "strategy of demonizing a minority for political gain" to "the Nazi playbook," noting that "this kind of scapegoating is used by politicians to solidify their bases and draw attention away from their failing policies".

They have earned comparisons with angels and swallows, but these wings are more aptly linked to ferocious dragons.

Though the various functions overlap to some degree, each is distinct, and they differ as well in the sorts of consciousness with which each is most aptly linked.

In the catalog to the earlier Gavin Brown show the writer Klaus Kertess aptly links him to Robert Ryman and Sigmar Polke.

With the feeling of progress, I'm more likely to click on the aptly placed "LinkedIn Premium" offer.

She turned out to be Mr. Piano's secret weapon: a once-upon-a-time French television executive and aristocrat with a longstanding interest in architecture, the ideal client who prodded and trusted but challenged the architect to come up with a design aptly quiet, slow, linked to nature and open.

These AGES are aptly named, says Dattner, because they're linked to oxidative stress and inflammation that can make your skin look ruddier, duller and more wrinkled -- older, in general.

I linked a few wide turns down the aptly named Big Bend, and then doglegged hard right, jump-turning over a series of ledges — the Steps — and plunging into an infamously narrow tunnel through the trees known as the Needle's Eye.

The sidebar also allows Bing users to see all of a writer's articles by clicking on the aptly named "See all articles" link.

Finally, "when we consider how aptly natural and moral evidence link together, and form only one chain of argument, we shall make no scruple to allow, that they are of the same nature, and derived from the same principles" (ECHU 60).