Sentence examples for aptly remarked from inspiring English sources

For as David Thomson so aptly remarked, "Bergman never set out to be less than demanding".

But, as one homeowner aptly remarked, there is a robotic "Stepford mentality" among believers in Asbury Park's renaissance.

"What is counter to good order and discipline is victims' inability to access justice because legal decisions are based on commander bias rather than evidence," aptly remarked Anu Bhagwati, executive director of Service Women's Action Network, which supports the Gillibrand bill, following the hearing.

As Doebley (2006) aptly remarked, "Tinkering... is the order of the day in domestication as in natural selection and Darwin's use of domestication as a proxy for evolution under natural selection was, not surprisingly, right on the mark".

As M. Levine so aptly remarked: "Before the development of firearms, the horse was crucial to warfare and before the invention of the steam engine, it was the fastest and most reliable form of land transport" [5].

To creators, whether composers, poets or authors, Copyright serves to safeguard livelihoods and provides a "true stamp of approval," as Lindskold aptly remarks.

It has (very aptly) been remarked that Feigl's "semantic realism is an anti-reductive position" (Psillos 1999, p. 12).

(The defeat of the Taliban in Afghanistan was, remarked Christopher Hitchens aptly, a case of bombing a country back out of the stone age).

In this context, F. A. Lange remarks very aptly, 'The law of non-contradiction is the point at which the natural law of thought comes into contact with the normative law'" (Schröder (1890), 11 13, citation from Lange (1877), 27 28).

"Hoity!" Kilroy remarked.

"Not ideal," Mullick remarked.