Sentence examples for aptly spoken from inspiring English sources

Ueda Shizuteru has aptly spoken of Nishida's "tug-of-war over meaning," a struggle which he ultimately lost (Ueda 1994, 97; also see Goto-Jones 2005).

Among I.P.G.'s 500 clients are the American Cancer Society, Aptly Spoken Press, Bees Knees Books and Change the Universe Press.

This is a blatant lie and aptly speaks about the writer's utter disrespect for responsible journalism.

As a result, the spoken form of modern Standard German has often been aptly described as "High German with Low German sounds".

Minneapolis Fed President Narayana Kocherlakota, speaking at the aptly named "Winter Institute" economics conference at St. Cloud State University, agreed.

A section in "Every Man for Himself," aptly titled "Fear," shows the "Godard" character speaking of his sexual desire for his eleven-year-old daughter.

McCartney had himself to blame for perceptions of his role, always playing Mr Nice Guy, developing an affable but vacuous interview technique that Norman aptly terms "soufflé-speak".

Generally speaking, it was physical, or more aptly, it was a war.

"Just calm down and enjoy the ride" aptly expresses the spirit of an authoritarian leader speaking to what he hopes is a cowed citizenry and a passive populace.

And don't forget Condoleezza Rice's Matrix-gear from her trip to Germany in 2005: the black skirt, the long black coat, and the black knee-high boots that "speak of sex and power," as The Washington Post aptly described the outfit.

Sura Mindel came to the U.S. as a girl, became Sunya, aptly called Sunny, worshiped her new country, and taught herself to speak English with eloquence and wit.