Sentence examples for aptly unites from inspiring English sources
Fireworks were present on the first celebration of Independence Day, making them a historic and iconic tribute to America's inception -- a loud, beautiful, diverse assortment of lights in the sky that aptly unites the crowds of people celebrating below them.
In turn, what we see emerging from the twenty-first century's horror and Gothic subgenres is Nelson's (2012) aptly phrased "dark sublime's antithesis": beauty uniting the "Gothick and Romantic traditions as this hybrid sensibility continues to morph to meet the changing consciousness of our culture" (17).
However, General Haftar aptly turned over control of the oil fields to the (now united) National Oil Company, thus preempting Western powers to interfere.
He added that the goal was to unite to skin texture with pixels, "our digital skin" as he aptly describes. .
His Scottish-born father, who is also still alive and (aptly in this context) kicking, was the professional footballer Harry McShane, who played for Manchester United, part of Matt Busby's league-winning side of 1951-52.
KE Key track: Hollywood If the future involves talented producers from disparate parts of the globe uniting to fuse hip-hop and dancehall with alien-noir soundscapes, this quartet is aptly named.
The arrangement serves aptly as a metaphor for their relationship: the loom, one of humanity's first machines, is the engine that pays the young couple's bills, unites their interests and propels their creative livelihoods.
Several of these, aptly enough, involve flight.
Perhaps "desoufflage" would aptly describe this.
