Sentence examples for aptly proud from inspiring English sources

Moreno seems aptly proud but still shakes her head in disgust at the decades of typecasting she suffered — playing Hispanic "spitfires" (she was horrified when Bosley Crowther of The New York Times used that word to describe her in his "West Side Story" review) and smoldering sexpots of other nationalities (Thai in "The King and I," lots of American Indians).

Prentice, 49, is now chairman and rightly proud of resurrecting the club, whose shirt aptly sports a phoenix.

I'm a writer - outside of my work running RLM PR, the aptly-named 19 year old public relations firm that I'm damn proud of.

The aptly named Ok-Google.io is the big ol' massive list of "Ok, Google" commands that Google is too proud to build right into Android.

VIEW is aptly named.

Aptly so, perhaps.

Paul Clement, the attorney arguing for Arizona, aptly pointed out a contradiction in the Obama administration's challenge to the law: "The federal government doesn't like this statute, but they are very proud of their Secure Communities program".

Several of these, aptly enough, involve flight.

Perhaps "desoufflage" would aptly describe this.

Karen Eleanor Wight is aptly reptilian as Toadpipe.

His style was aptly nicknamed "tubism".