Entwistle added in the words "fuck off", which were not in the original letter, but Monkey feels did aptly encapsulate Michael's feelings at the time.
Though passable at best, the digital camerawork does aptly convey the bleakness of the city's sidewalks and streets during winter.
Those individual play results do not tell the whole story of defensive success and failure, but they do aptly describe possessions ended in the most spectacular – and effective – fashions.
A singing tone is essential to highlight the beauty of this operatic moment, which the violinist Nikolaj Znaider did aptly during a performance with the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra at Carnegie Hall on Saturday.
Does "reckless" aptly describe the actions of the Rangers' Brandon Prust when his elbow struck the head of Devils defenseman Anton Volchenkov in Game 3 on Saturday?
He created a pair of pants – though "pants" probably doesn't aptly describe the odd-fitting, ballooned-shaped outfit in prison-cell gray, complete with appliqués of what looked like random household objects scattered around the shoulder and neckline.
Mr. Forest did, however, aptly point out that the start was "slightly inside," that the club came too far back on the backswing (Frame 5) and that a better overall pivot was needed.
Walter Byers, the first executive director of the N.C.A.A. and now a critic of the way it does business, aptly described the athletes' plight in his memoir: "The college player cannot sell his own feet (the coach does that) nor can he sell his own name (the college will do that).
The term stiletto, with its vixenish associations, does not aptly describe the airy plastic sandals at Donna Karan, Calvin Klein and Michael Kors; the color-block pumps at Proenza Schouler; the dainty pink latticework pumps at Cynthia Rowley; or the perforated flower sandals at Zac Posen, in tones of sand and Wedgwood blue.
Does this aptly describe our behavior this election season?
