Sentence examples for aptly notes that from inspiring English sources

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).

He aptly notes that "despite the efforts to break down its bulk, this building bears no appreciable spatial relationship to Union Square or to the Civil War and City Beautiful-era structures that surround it".

He says that Ramadan not just "admires" but "worships" Qaradawi, although the citations of Ramadan that he produces to illustrate this claim reveal nothing more fervent than the standard lexicon of scholarly attribution: "Yusuf al-Qaradawi aptly notes that... "; "For details, see Yusuf al-Qaradawi.... ..... Berman's fulminations against Ramadan — "He is imprisoned in a cage..

He says that Ramadan not just "admires" but "worships" Qaradawi, although the citations of Ramadan that he produces to illustrate this claim reveal nothing more fervent than the standard lexicon of scholarly attribution: "Yusuf al-Qaradawi aptly notes that... "; "For details, see Yusuf al-Qaradawi......

One commentator aptly notes that Malebranche's epistemology shifts from being a vision in God to a vision by God (Alquié 1974, 209).

The Wall Street Journal's Jan . 10Review and Outlook aptly notes that "Jared Loughner's sickness is not the product of politics" and deftly deconstructs the efforts forthcoming from some on the Left to posit that Tea Partiers, Townhallers and conservatives somehow are culpable.

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

Judge Bryson aptly noted that, "[a]s the first party with knowledge of the [BRCA1 and BRCA2] sequences, Myriad was in an excellent position to claim applications of that knowledge.

Sandbrook (1985) aptly noted that the concept of self reliance is closely allied to the principles of self-help and mutual help.

One Vox piece aptly noted that telling young people not to take these pictures is another form of abstinence education.

Having seen Lincoln's leadership first-hand, Stanton so eloquently and aptly noted that that is why "Now he belongs to the ages".