Sentence examples for aptly we from inspiring English sources

Aptly, we seem to be in for a lecture on the failure of language (of the signed or spoken kind) to communicate individual human experience; there's much quoting of Wittgenstein - "whereof one cannot speak thereof one must be silent".

Or, more aptly, we put even more gear on, wrapping ourselves in a serious racecar and going wheel to wheel with the competition, fighting for the checkered flag.

Farra has expressed it aptly: "We have a duty to help this group that is so important.

As Messrs. Bowles and Simpson aptly demonstrate, we are in a difficult situation in large part because we have designed entitlements for a welfare state we cannot afford.

The concept of The Complete Deaths is straightforward and aptly Shakespearean: we watch what is in effect a play within a play, with Spymonkey's four members performing loose versions of themselves.

Lil Wayne turns up to brag about his cash on "Respect My Conglomerate", Akon and T.I. bring a little commercial polish to "Don't Believe Em", Busta's Flipmode Squad buddies get their taste on the aptly titled "We Want In", while the conscious crew of Jamie Foxx, Mary J. Blige, John Legend and Common sound like an afterthought on "Decision".

Aptly titled 'We Used To Be Friends' and following on from October's '25 years of The Simpsons cough gags at the same time', the video kind of sums up the experience of engaging with content in 2014 – an endless stream with no defined start or finish, all competing for your attention.

Jack Colwill aptly wrote, "We educate tomorrow's physicians in today's system while maintaining yesterday's beliefs" (Colwell 2004).

Steve Jobs hated the stylus, aptly noting we're equipped with 10 similarly shaped devices — and accordingly, auditory technology has surged forward.

(Peter Van Buren's insider book about the Iraq fiasco is aptly titled We Meant Well).

At its heart (aptly, since we're arguing about cake, after all), the issue is one of how to legislate good taste.