Conor Friedersdorf, having endured Mr Pawlenty's campaign bio, "The Courage to Stand", suggests the book might be more aptly titled "Well Adjusted Man From Loving Family Is Hardworking, Unlikely To Do Anything Terribly Objectionable".
Its name comes from the Greek for "courage" or "loyalty" and aptly its well observed code of silence gives investigators a hard time.
A reviewer at the Internet Bookwatch said the book is not just "a dry historical record", but is "aptly presented", well researched and "a worthy addition to World War II history shelves".
However, as writer Fareed Zakaria warned aptly, there can well be illiberal democracies as well liberal ones.
Aptly named because, well, it's a hood.
Based on this backdrop, this special issue appears to be an aptly undertaken and well-timed endeavour to address this global problem.
The unifying quality, which could aptly describe Tiong Bahru as well, is that all of it is refreshingly quirky.
The colt won 20 of his 21 races, usually carrying lots of weight, and his only loss — to the aptly named Upset — may well have been the work of a crooked jockey.
(Peter Van Buren's insider book about the Iraq fiasco is aptly titled We Meant Well).
D. J. Enright, writing in The Listener, considered that, in literary terms, Fleming's "inheritance has been well and aptly bestowed".
