Sentence examples for aptly suggested from inspiring English sources

Kilroy had slit eyes that aptly suggested an untrustworthy nature.

As companion to this eastward-gazing central European, Mr. Spano aptly suggested a Chinese composer who has looked -- and come -- west: Bright Sheng.

In quieting the cacophony of predictions of literary catastrophe, what sage advice can these judges and authors impart onto a younger generation eager to write but wary to try? McAdam aptly suggested that "it might be a healthy moment for people to ask themselves why they want to write, and if it's primarily because they like reading, they should keep reading.

The name also aptly suggests a musician.

They believed, as Scahill's subtitle aptly suggests, that "the world is a battlefield".

But as the majority decision aptly suggests, there are certain rights that are so basic to the nation's system of justice -- among them the right to a fair and impartial jury -- they cannot be waived.

The phrase "retained servant of King and people" and variants of it were used repeatedly by the duke of himself and aptly suggest the self-dedication for which he is chiefly honoured.

As its name aptly suggests, Chicago's "Magnificent Mile" features a brilliant mile-long stretch filled with top-notch boutiques and designer chains like Neiman Marcus, Chanel, Nordstrom, and more.

The latter authors aptly suggest that essential oils, which are naturally variable in composition, could more reliably be used as preservative agents if the concentrations of antimicrobial components could be adjusted to consistent levels for the needed spectrum and strength of microbial inhibition.

When the L.D.P. for Tomorrow was formed, the elder Mr. Kono tartly suggested that it would be more aptly named Children for Tomorrow.

Quite aptly, a recent clinical study suggested that antioxidant therapy should be advised along with thyroid hormone replacement therapy to diminish further complications [ 60].