Sentence examples for aptly placed from inspiring English sources

Before Federer lost, the howling about the dangerous state of the Wimbledon grass was reaching a peak, but, as Simon Briggs writes in The Telegraph, the blame is more aptly placed on the tour, whose season is too long and its grass portion too short.

His vision of slavery's monstrosity is historically accurate; his anger, aptly placed — yet the world that he imagines and admires, one without reconciliation, is essentially and crudely adolescent, a version of history as blood feuds in which anger begets anger and revenge breeds revenge as he watches from the superior position of the cinematic referee, at a safe historical distance.

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

To me, Southern was an oasis of culturally diverse individuals, aptly placed to satisfy my need to feel "included" instead of "tolerated".

His attention to detail is aptly placed along the street, allowing the passersby the experience and access to appreciate the etched fine lines up-close.

The banner measured 25 m high by 32 m wide, covering almost half of the Gallowgate End, aptly placed above the club bar, Shearers bar, opened in his honour in 2005.

However, the film expanded on this skeletal plot in order to add depth to the characters as well as to the overall arc of the story, thus more aptly placing the fantastical narrative in a more-realistic setting.

As Fiske so aptly put it: "It seems like Washington is a place without pity right now.

There could not be a more aptly named place anywhere when Thokoza Park in Soweto erupted as Siphiwe Tshabalala scored the opening goal of the World Cup yesterday.

She placed second in IGN's "Soulcalibur: The Top Ten Fighters" article, which stated "Few, if any, Soul fighters so aptly sum up what the series is about as Ivy Valentine".

The fact that the incident took place on the aptly named Artillery Place wasn't enough to mask the sense of horror shared by everyone.