Sentence examples for aptly observed from inspiring English sources

Fifty-three yeago ago, James Baldwin aptly observed that devastating truth.

As Francis Bacon, the great English Renaissance man of letters, aptly observed, "Every wind has its weather".

As Justice Stevens aptly observed, many aliens relied upon the likely availability of a waiver when they decided to forgo their right to a trial.

As Breyer aptly observed, "Justice Scalia would render illegitimate thousands of recess appointments reaching all the way back to the founding era.

The net effect, as New York University's Brennan Center for Justice aptly observed in its brief, is to place "low-income legal services clients at a substantial disadvantage as they seek to vindicate their rights".

"The shapes, they're all there, but they haven't exploded yet," aptly observed a woman to her companion.The works that follow, completed during the early 1940s, show de Kooning to be a maestro of charcoal.

As Chris aptly observes, "I'm a farmer from Arlington Iowa, not a rap artist".

However we should not be as surprised, as Washington Post reporter Scott Clement observed in his aptly named article "Millennials are just as racist as their parents".

Worse, over the last year "a horrified world has watched the results of what some have aptly called violence masquerading as religious devotion" in several nations, observed the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom in its latest annual report.

These issues are aptly captured by a respondent from the Botswana CSO, who observed that the country did not have: 'a legal framework/policy for PLWHA, prisoners and homosexuals on how to access SRH services.

Though clinically useful, the diagnostic systems currently employed are not well equipped to capture the substantial clinical heterogeneity observed for most psychiatric disorders, as exemplified by the complex psychotic disorder(s) that Bleuler aptly labeled the "Group of Schizophrenias".