Sentence examples for how aptly from inspiring English sources

THE ROOM I wasn't prepared for how aptly named my 120-square-foot Cocoon room, the smallest double unit, would be; my luggage, left out, would have obstructed my sole walking path.

Our subject this week is the man once known here as the Karaoke Sauron, given how aptly the description of the Lord of the Rings antagonist in his second age applied to him at the time.

Finally, "when we consider how aptly natural and moral evidence link together, and form only one chain of argument, we shall make no scruple to allow, that they are of the same nature, and derived from the same principles" (ECHU 60).

Interesting (or eerily) Chief Justice Roberts spoke these words 10 days before Scalia's death -- he couldn't have predicted how aptly he would describe Republican senators' refusal to consider Merrick Garland under the current political moment.

His coaches were thrilled with more modest steps, like how he aptly audibled at the line of scrimmage.

When I recently visited the studio of Tanya Batura, she told me about seeing the exhibition as a teenager and how the aptly titled show was a significant moment for her.

It's ironic, perhaps, that a social critic known for seemingly endorsing the use of violence as a means to maintain power against the powerless could so succinctly deliver an indictment on how to aptly deal with the crimes of men those who are biologically called men at birth and who wilfully use sexism and the patriarchy to strengthen not only their careers, but their own invincibility.

Or, perhaps more aptly, how much he should and shouldn't do when teaching us.

"This is just one of those views of New York that make me happy," is how a friend aptly put it.

Our Interconnected World "Like it or not we live in an interconnected world," was how Centers for Disease Control Director Tom Frieden aptly put it.

In essence then, quite simply, I want to compel you to examine what you are holding on to and to examine what purpose it serves -- or more aptly, how it defeats your purpose of achieving a healthier and more balanced life.