Sentence examples for aptness with from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'aptness with' is not a complete sentence and is not proper English
However, you could use the phrase 'aptness in' or 'aptness for' to refer to the suitability of a person or thing to a particular task or activity. For example, "The CEO showed an aptness for problem solving that was an invaluable asset to the team."
The movie showcases Queen Latifah's aptness with physical comedy and explores a shy character that in many ways is the opposite of her larger than life persona.
As it turns out, this conjunction of Wilsons has a certain aptness: With its many comings and goings, the Pittsburgh parlor of the play's mystical Aunt Ester provides both an essential destination and an ideal point of departure.
For beliefs Sosa identifies accuracy with truth, adroitness with manifesting intellectual competence, and aptness with being "true because competent".
A single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) in the first intron of the myostatin gene (MSTN) is associated with aptness of elite Thoroughbreds to race over sprint, middle or long distances.
This intronic marker (g.66493737 T ≻ C), a short interspersed nuclear element (SINE) of 227 bp (Ins227bp) insertion polymorphism in the MSTN promoter, and the adjacent SNP BIEC2-417495 have not been studied for their association with racing aptness of the average Thoroughbreds raced in countries with lower status of the racing industry.
At break point, with sadistic aptness, a shrill alarm bell began sounding through the precinct.
Not for nothing does one of the characters observe, with more aptness than originality, "Beware of Greeks bearing gifts".
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).
Wek explained that she has travelled to Sudan with the U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants, and has established her own foundation, called, with acronymic aptness, Working to Educate Kids.
He shared his aptness for sinister material with two friends who lived near his London home in a Chelsea square: the writer of occult thrillers Dennis Wheatley and the actor Boris Karloff.
The bulk of the exhibition thus comes from the Prado, and it was opened, with splendid aptness, by the current heirs to the English and Spanish thrones -- named today, as they were in 1620, Charles and Philip.
