Sentence examples for aptly represented by from inspiring English sources

A couple of elements are a little out of sync between "Fargo" and "Peter and the Wolf": The Grandfather, at least in this episode, would be more aptly represented by Chief Moe Dammick, who warns Peter/Gloria about the dangers of "overcomplicating" a case that's more simply explained as a drug addict killing for his next fix.

Eagles!" Funny enough, Amazon is anything but an underdog and more aptly represented by the Patriots than by the Eagles.

Further, neuronal oscillations are aptly represented by the EEG signals [50] and it is widely documented that large scale brain oscillations in various frequency bands is modulated by a diverse range of tasks in human cognition (see [51], [52], [53] for reviews).

While first-order cybernetic systems are conceptualised as closed, total systems, second-order cybernetics posits a circular looping system more aptly represented by the image of the Mobius strip.

Her tired eyes, her dignity and quiet determination is so evident and aptly represented in an understated performance that resonates.

Quotations presented were selected on the basis of investigator (TH&PC) determination that they most aptly represented the substance of the category it was being used to describe.

Along with a remix by Brooklyn-based artist Eaves, the track aptly represents Dasychira's penchant for all things heady and insect-influenced.

In this well-acted production at Theatre 40, Felicity Nove's set design is dominated by sturdy bookshelves filled with weighty tomes, aptly representing a man who has a more loving relationship with books than with his children.

A figure with hair afire and eyes in a dazed, hypnotic swirl aptly represents the Memphis Maniax.

The ballet score is French, mostly excerpts from Couperin but also from Marin Marais, represented by an aptly turbulent passage from his "Tempete" that Mr. Feld visualized ingeniously onstage.

And another dimension of interest to this type of connoisseur is the virtue most conspicuously represented by "The Age of Elegance: The Joan Taub Ades Collection," a small, aptly titled gem of an exhibition at the Morgan Library & Museum.