Sentence examples for aptly notes from inspiring English sources

As Powell aptly notes, "A more relevant trinity of B's would be Bridge, Berg and Berkeley".

And once it did, as Mr Siegelbaum aptly notes, it sowed the seeds of its own destruction.

Kirschenmann aptly notes the "Law of Return". Anything taken from the soil must be returned to it.

Your partner aptly notes the practical reason for compliance, but he is wrong to elevate it to an ethical necessity.

Jews usually defended their exemption for sacramental wine, but so did Roman Catholics (although she aptly notes that Catholics consumed their wine in church, while Jews were allowed to drink at home, leaving a lot more latitude for bootleggers).

Barbara Ehrenreich ("It's Over, Ralph," column, July 18) aptly notes the absurdity of Ralph Nader's suggestion that his left-wing critics "relax and rejoice" in his presidential run while the body count in Iraq soars.

But as the show so aptly noted, that's not possible today.

As Father Reese aptly noted, popes cannot be examples for ordinary Christians: Popes can only be examples for other popes.

As you aptly noted in "Aging: Hearing Loss Is Common but Often Ignored" (Vital Signs, March 8), the use of hearing aids in older adults is abysmally low.

Gomory of IBM has so aptly noted, "Far from being passive containers for microelectronic devices, the packages in today's advanced computers pose at least as many engineering challenges as the chips that they interconnect, power, and cool".

But that "miserly" reading of the Clean Water Act, as Justice John Paul Stevens aptly noted for the dissenters, failed to give adequate deference to agency expertise.