Sentence examples for more aptly described from inspiring English sources
Indeed, it is more aptly described as morbid.
The parties would have been more aptly described as drinking parties.
But it is more aptly described as an ivory tower with a factory downstairs.
Although Leslie Nipkow's play is billed as a dark comedy, it might be more aptly described as a bad accident.
Satirical piece about crimes which are so nice that they are more aptly described as good deeds.
Is it a great speech, though, or more aptly described as a thunderous political poem against racism, poverty and war?
Rambunctious more aptly describes the Winter X Games.
Soft-spoken, gentle and quick to laugh would more aptly describe Dr. Gottlieb.
That has been changed to refer to "earnings" which more aptly describes the distinction between the current scheme and the proposed shift to a defined contributions scheme.
"Inbred" perhaps more aptly describes his establishment, reproducing their own kind endlessly on to one board after another, each as ignorant as the next about the life of the country over which they wield such unthinking power.
But "you" reply with your own vaguely hostile story that (at least to you) more aptly describes the narrator — in which she pretentiously discourses on the meaning of Ella Fitzgerald's rendition of the banal song "A Tisket, a Tasket".
