Sentence examples for aptly robust from inspiring English sources
Mr. Kudisch sings with an aptly robust, rich tone the role of James, the civic-minded minister whose dedication to his work earns him the fervid admiration of his young curate, the Rev. Alexander Mill (a droll Drew Gehling), and the unspoken adoration of his secretary, Prossy (Liz Baltes, brimming with feistiness).
The robust baritone Alan Held looked aptly clueless as Don Fernando, the minister of state, who arrives in a tailored suit just in time, thanks to Leonore's heroism, to right the wrongs.
The robust baritone Christopher Maltman made an aptly impulsive Sebastian, the king's brother.
This situation has given rise to comedies for a few thousand years, and Jacobo Langsner's aptly named "Happily Mad" ("Locos de Contento") proves that it remains marvelously robust.
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".
