Sentence examples similar to aptly regarded from inspiring English sources
Although Venice may aptly be regarded as an isolated sea city, it has always had close links with the surrounding marshlands and the mainland of northern Italy.
Several of these, aptly enough, involve flight.
Regarding "Bits, bytes and bombs" (Views, March 25): Thomas L. Friedman aptly criticizes Israel's dream of permanent occupation of the West Bank — especially now with extreme annexationists in the cabinet.
Regarding William Safire's On Language column (May 10): Necessity, which John Milton aptly called "the tyrant's plea," is a word beloved of political leaders who seek to evade responsibility for their acts.
The genuinely nice thing about the Con Air star is that he does seem to regard being an actor as a bit of a joke – somewhat aptly, in his case – and is all the more lovable a screen presence for that.
The BCJR algorithm receives soft probabilistic information regarding the input and produces a posteriori probabilistic information regarding the output, and is aptly called a soft-input soft-output (SISO) algorithm.
Aptly enough, just when the editors received the calls supposedly from the ambassador of one giant neighbour, they were dining with the ambassador of the other.India has long been influential in Nepal, which it regards as a buffer against China.
March Madness is aptly named in this regard: it's one of the only acceptable incidences of mass ignorance.
No matter what you decide in regards to pricing and/or how to charge, it is important that you can aptly justify the cost to customers.
