Sentence examples for is aptly described from inspiring English sources

(I'll leave aside the question of whether Kerry, a Catholic whose paternal grandparents were Jewish immigrants from Central Europe, is aptly described as a "Brahmin").

A Brooklynite, he is aptly described by his boss, Jean-Georges Vongerichten, as "a big teddy bear, or maybe Gummi bear".

You can dance to "Tiny Grain of Truth" and "Ode to Sad Disco," and "Riot in My House" is a good driving song, but the majority of the record is aptly described by its title.

Mr. Chernow maintains somewhat wishfully that "not for nothing did Martha Washington name her large, lascivious tomcat 'Hamilton.' " And Hamilton was enough of a lothario to become embroiled in America's first instance of politically damaging adultery, in an episode that is aptly described as Dickensian here.

In this work, since we are trying to maximize NPV, our objective function for minimization is aptly described by "−NPV".

This feature of his writings is aptly described by A. J. Ayer: "The subject is discussed from every angle, the various possibilities judiciously set out, the precedents cited, the fallacious arguments exposed: nothing is skimped: looking for reason, we are not fobbed off with rhetoric" (Part of my Life, 1977, pp. 117 8).

The latter two, "celebratory dances," are aptly described.

Stagefright has been aptly described as "self-poisoning by adrenaline".

The difference between the two rockets was aptly described in one image.

He was aptly described in one paper which ran his letter as a 'comedian.' Indeed".

"Geoffrey Hill's poetry has been aptly described as 'at once austere and passionate'," Redford said.