Sentence examples for aptly read from inspiring English sources

China Daily's editorial says: "Former CPC General Secretary and Central Military Commission Chairman Hu Jintao resigned from both positions at the same time has been aptly read as full confidence in the Party's new leaders".

And speaking of rationing -- it's often said that the Times' famous slogan -- All the News that's fit to Print--would more aptly read, "All the News that Fits".

Immediately I started to consider my mistakes: 1) I stood in front of the class for too long, talking at my students; 2) I gave directions that weren't clear enough (which meant the task wasn't as clear in my mind as I thought it was); 3) the students hadn't been aptly prepared to read these texts on their own.

Aptly, the reading will take place next to some old airplane hangars.

Read the aptly-titled post, In addition, New York publishers are stuck on the idea that their business model can only succeed if they can sell hardcovers at $25 a piece, and they want to thwart anything perceived as a threat to that model (such as Amazon's average e-book price of $9.99 -- which is a huge loss for Amazon, by the way).

In Mr. Scott's aptly paced reading, the choristers performed with a range of expression, from gentle pathos to dynamic fervor.

The French conductor Frédéric Chaslin led a lithe, aptly paced reading of the score and vividly illuminated the rapidly changing character of the music, from its moments of jaunty cheer to its sweepingly lyrical climaxes.

To read it is to discover what Vallance has aptly described as "the surprising radicalism of this deceptively traditional text".

At first, Stevens, who is also the editor-in-chief of a popular South Florida political blog, aptly named myactsofsedition.com, wanted to erect a plywood display that read "WTF".

I've already lost a bunch of you," joked tech columnist Farhad Manjoo, in a cathartic post for Slate that was aptly titled "You Won't Finish This Article: Why People Online Don't Read To The End".

As Gandhi aptly observed, "It is the duty of every cultured man or woman to read sympathetically the scriptures of the world.