Sentence examples for as aptly from inspiring English sources

If the film needed another title, it could as aptly be "Sex and Death".

As has often been noted, Stravinsky's "Neo-Classicism" of the 1930's could as aptly be called neo-Baroque.

I'm talking about, among other things, the American baseball "academies" in the Dominican Republic, which could just as aptly be described as baseball plantations.

Alongside the angelic figure at the center of Richard Linklater's "Boyhood," whose Texas youth is unshadowed by wild impulses or unruly thoughts, there's another Texan, whose altogether more complex and troubled tale is told by Eastwood in "American Sniper," which could as aptly be called "Manhood".

When Clinton, who inherited the aftermath of the war, continued to stand by as Saddam suppressed the Kurds, Wolfowitz wrote a blistering op-ed article in The Wall Street Journal, calling it "Clinton's Bay of Pigs" -- a rebuke he could as aptly have applied to the first President Bush.

This description could, just as aptly, be applied to Daoud's own project.

As Powell aptly notes, "A more relevant trinity of B's would be Bridge, Berg and Berkeley".

As Karl Marx aptly noted, history repeats itself, first as tragedy, then as farce.

The LATimes describes it aptly as,"Silicon Valley meets Martha Stewart".

As he aptly puts it, "Change is always controversial.

The carnivore, as Murdoch aptly put it, liberated the herbivores.