Sentence examples for aptness in from inspiring English sources

Also, I suppose there is an aptness in something coming back to baffle once again.

To spend a couple of days at Powell Symphony Hall is to see a certain poetic aptness in Mr. Roth's choice of the word "glue".

There proved to be a particular aptness in the choice of Io's name: Io—"the wanderer" (Greek iōn, "going")—has an indirect influence on the ionosphere of Jupiter, as discussed above.

When Stern consulted his records last week, he discovered that the name tailored to fit Kerik had happily retained its aptness, in spite of Kerik's professional demise: it is Character.

Through him, Mr. Wilson meets the band Joy Division and its brittle, jittery front man, Ian Curtis (rendered with heartbreaking aptness in a handful of scenes by Sean Harris).

This has been the motives of taking initiatives for proposing distribution functions that exhibit aptness in modelling headways at moderate to heavy flow.

Only the news, with a certain symbolic aptness, remains in sombre grey and that temporarily.

Their unique aptness lies in originating from the genetic content of a single zygote and sharing most in utero and postnatal environments.

In some cases of social construction what's at issue is the aptness of the classification, in other cases it is whether the classification captures a natural kind or a social kind.

But the production design (by Stuart Craig) and the cinematography (by Slawomir Idziak) are frequently astonishing in their aptness and sophistication.

And finally, there does not seem to be any difference in "intrinsic aptness" between Merlin's and Morgana's spell.