Sentence examples for as he aptly from inspiring English sources

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

In "God's Crucible: Islam and the Making of Europe, 570 to 1215," his fast-paced and provocative new study, David Levering Lewis, the author of a much-acclaimed Pulitzer Prize-winning biography of W. E. B. Du Bois, provides a fascinating account of "this hunted survivor of an illustrious dynasty," as he aptly puts it; and yet, he may read too much into the man.

and he does, as he aptly tells his friend: "It's a few days.

As he aptly points out, some of the best ideas are the most obvious and the simplest ones.

He added that the goal was to unite to skin texture with pixels, "our digital skin" as he aptly describes. .

Fred has been drinking raw sewage under the impression he had found a natural spring in, as he rather aptly put it, the bowels of the earth.

Look forward to running into him at the next of our "glamorous locations" as he so aptly put it.

Working on this project gave Rock an opportunity to re-imagine his work for the modern era, "taking the gems and presenting them in a new piece of jewelry," as he so aptly put it.

I was living the lessons of Napoleon Hill as he so aptly stated in Think and Grow Rich, "Remember, no more effort is required to aim high in life, to demand abundance and prosperity, than is required to accept misery and poverty". As a matter of fact, I had never worked so hard to be so broke and unhappy before in my life.

He is certainly right to stress the deep influence of Marcel Duchamp, whom he aptly characterizes as "a high priest of the irrelevant".

3.37pm BST Obama turns to a conflict he aptly describes as older than tensions between the US and Iran: the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.