Sentence examples for be more aptly from inspiring English sources

The Ivory Tower would be more aptly named the Ivory Archipelago.

Although Leslie Nipkow's play is billed as a dark comedy, it might be more aptly described as a bad accident.

(Mr. Matthews fawns over Mrs. Whitman so much that her appearances would be more aptly entitled "Warm and Fuzzy Softball").

The favorite couldn't be more aptly named for the day: Beauty Parlour, an undefeated daughter of Deep Impact owned by the Wildenstein family.

While the book's jacket calls the daughters "fiercely independent," they might be more aptly described as humorless, fragile and insanely competitive.

Peter Ehrenkranz, Mbabane, Swaziland A nation of futility David Brooks's column, "The nation of futurity" (Views, Nov. 18), would be more aptly titled: "The nation of futility".

The tone here is more aptly elegiac.

Indeed, it is more aptly described as morbid.

Never has the bathroom vanity been more aptly named.

But it is more aptly described as an ivory tower with a factory downstairs.

The parties would have been more aptly described as drinking parties.