Sentence examples for more apt descriptor from inspiring English sources

The fungus has been described as an "aquatic puffball", although a later review considered "floating puffball" to be a more apt descriptor.

But "timeless" may be a more apt descriptor: The film is a loose adaptation of 1942's Casablanca, one of cinema's crowning achievements, and it swaps the very real Second World War for a fictional one. .

But "timeless" may be a more apt descriptor: The film is a loose adaptation of 1942's Casablanca, one of cinema's crowning achievements, and it swaps the very real Second World War for a fictional one.

Planned Parenthood and its allies know this, which is why they refer to "uterine contents," "clumps of cells," "tissue" and even "goop," when a more apt descriptor would be "fetus" or even "baby".

Secret Circles would be a more apt description.

"PC everywhere" is a more apt description.

Their own worst enemies would be a more apt description.

Or perhaps crowded is a more apt description.

"Customer bribery" is really a more apt description than "customer loyalty" for the majors' mileage programs.

A much more apt description.

I therefore suggest that land tenure reform is a more apt, less biased, descriptor.