Sentence examples for is aptly captured from inspiring English sources

His strategy is aptly captured by one of his many code names: The Contractor.

For young children, the meeting of two artistic sensibilities is aptly captured by an image on the final spread of Stravinsky and Nijinksy hooting over the "ruckus" they made, with a cat and dog cavorting gleefully onstage behind them.

The concept of this military operation is aptly captured in the Joint Chiefs of Staff's "Doctrine for Joint Operations," which was published the day before the Sept. 11 attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.

This line of thought is aptly captured by the common phrase: earthquakes don't kill people, buildings do.

The necessity of metaphor in political discourse is aptly captured in Thompson's (1996) vivid simile—"Politics without metaphor is like a fish without water".

The gap between the two was aptly captured on Twitter recently — admittedly by other elite netizens — in some mocking tweets imagining life "when Musharraf becomes King of Cliftonia".

Every Justice wrote an opinion but the core defect of arbitrariness was aptly captured by Justice Potter Stewart's claim that receiving a death sentence was like being struck by lightening.

These issues are aptly captured by a respondent from the Botswana CSO, who observed that the country did not have: 'a legal framework/policy for PLWHA, prisoners and homosexuals on how to access SRH services.

What's ironic is that no one could really accuse the band of "selling out"—they've always been totally and unabashedly themselves, right down to the last performance, as is so aptly captured in SHUT UP AND PLAY THE HITS.

Her briskness and her breeding are more aptly captured by Tilda Swinton, who supplies the voice of Bell in "Letters from Baghdad".

The Met's production, directed by Michael Grandage, is aptly set in the opera's own era, and Grandage captures its implications with an extraordinary dramatic clarity that's equally the work of the splendid cast of singers.