Sentence examples similar to could aptly phrase from inspiring English sources

Michigan State could aptly be described as anything but small.

The unifying quality, which could aptly describe Tiong Bahru as well, is that all of it is refreshingly quirky.

Home of the Exelon Corporation, the state could aptly be described as the nuclear energy capital of the United States.

He also argues the charge of being overly political could aptly be applied to the trade unions.

There's never even been a moment in Mr. Obama's tenure where the term "good" could aptly be applied to describe the economy.

The article noted that the entrepreneurial (and relatively undocumented) nature of early cinematic presentation could aptly be known as the "jack-rabbit... of the business of public entertaining.

Each of my proposed approaches to voluntary euthanasia could aptly be characterized as involving considerations of both autonomy and well-being.

Luckily, we did not see a shirtless Moye on camera -- though like Jeremy, he could aptly be nicknamed "The Hedgehog".

This approach, in which the artist creates art with socially defined purpose, could aptly be summarized with his edict "das zielbewußte Schaffen" – "task oriented creation".

Food is central to collective action among poor people, and as Luz Dary aptly phrases, thinking as a community is thinking of the other person's hunger; responding to it is part of a minga of the good life.

As Mario Cuomo aptly phrased it, one may campaign in poetry but need to govern in prose.