Sentence examples for more aptly viewed from inspiring English sources

The ease with which a victim of a trivial wrong typically forgives the wrongdoer is more aptly viewed as an act of forgiveness, rather than as a process that takes time or effort.

Peter Ehrenkranz, Mbabane, Swaziland A nation of futility David Brooks's column, "The nation of futurity" (Views, Nov. 18), would be more aptly titled: "The nation of futility".

The tone here is more aptly elegiac.

Or more aptly, what is not happening.

Elsewhere, more aptly, he asks, "Tornado or stasis".

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

Never has the bathroom vanity been more aptly named.

Xinhua's assessment, it so happens, might be even more aptly applied to China.

But it is more aptly described as an ivory tower with a factory downstairs.

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

The parties would have been more aptly described as drinking parties.