Sentence examples for aptly one from inspiring English sources

A Controversial Agent Jeff Moorad has become one of the most controversial agents in the business, or more aptly, one of the most disliked.

Martha Graham is one of the dance artists haunting this film, along with two German choreographers: the expressionist Mary Wigman (1886-1973) — aptly, one her most famous works is "Witch Dance" — and Pina Bausch, who created dense, extravagant works of dance-theater.

Hemicentin was first named in C. elegans as him-4 (short for High incidence of males) and is aptly one of genes responsible for increased X chromosome loss in nematodes [ 4- 6].

This story aptly illustrates one of the main themes of her book: No one is immune from bias.

He was, as New Yorker film journalist and essayist Richard Brody aptly wrote, "one of the crucial artists of modern documentary filmmaking -- or, simply, one of the most important filmmakers of the past half-century".

It is aptly titled "One More Thing". Meanwhile, around the corner in the smaller Deitch space (on Grand near Wooster), a street artist and recent graduate of Pratt Institute who calls herself Swoon is making her New York gallery debut.

Channing Daughters aptly names one of its white blends Envelope.

Agatha Christie wrote the aptly named One Two Buckle My Shoe, featuring a brand new patent leather shoe with "a large gleaming buckle".

Later in life, Dodgson had attempted a return to the Alice vein but only produced Sylvie and Bruno (1889) and its second volume, Sylvie and Bruno Concluded (1893), which has been described aptly as "one of the most interesting failures in English literature".

These extraneous but unavoidable factors are called, aptly, "confounders". One last example: People who take supplements are healthier than the population at large, but their health probably has nothing whatsoever to do with the supplements they take — which recent studies have suggested are worthless.

Sara Bareilles' new album, Amidst The Chaos, is an aptly titled one.