Sentence examples for more aptly named from inspiring English sources

(Never was a cocktail more aptly named, though, than this).

Never has the bathroom vanity been more aptly named.

Has there ever been a band more aptly named than the Buzzcocks?

The Ivory Tower would be more aptly named the Ivory Archipelago.

Perhaps he preferred to compete alongside his more aptly named colleague on the water, Thomas Swann.

"No medieval torture chamber was ever more aptly named," said Barbera, recalling the noisy and primitive adding machines.

Another seascape in the show is the more abstract and aptly named "Pleasant Bay" by Michael Chelminski.

Let's look at the Success Academy Charter School Network, whose schools would more aptly be named "Suspension Academies".

On the more restrained side, the aptly named Puritan ($12) is a martini variation laced with yellow Chartreuse.

The app has been chugging along in beta for the past few weeks now, and early users only had access to two of the more rudimentary features — the aptly named Marco Polo feature let users share their locations (which are no longer visible after 30 minutes), and a sort of Mailbox-esque burying feature that lets user temporarily archive incoming messages.

If you want a taste of the brutal new climate to come, the place to look is where that climate is already harsh, and growing more so -- the aptly named Valley of the Sun.