Sentence examples for most aptly from inspiring English sources

Hanse "most aptly met the selection criteria," the committee said.

Peter the Hermit, whose miracles aroused much popular adulation, represented most aptly this new attitude.

He was one of the most aptly named figures in American art and literature.

The man who really did it is Brian Cashman, the canny general manager of the Yankees (and the most aptly named man in sports, besides Lance Armstrong).

In 2016, the most aptly comparable title for Bridget is Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie, which began in early July with £4.04m including negligible previews.

Your April 17 obituary of Edward Gorey, the artist and author, asserts that he was "one of the most aptly named figures in American art and literature".

Africa can turn the virus back, too, if only more Africans would reflect more on why their behaviour seems to suit it so well.Dr Khomdon Singh Lisom, the former head of Manipur's AIDS authority, and nearly a most aptly-named man, is midway through the latest HIV survey of the state.

The World's Ickiest Factory: Bug is one of most aptly-named companies in the world.

The most aptly-timed joke on, say, Foucault won't be appreciated by the type of guy who prefers laughing at toilet humor.

Most importantly, he aptly points out that the Apple executive team stayed with the company longer than competitors and that these employees were more loyal than other companies, even those with nicer, gentler bosses.

Brown's "unstable molecular structure" works are among her most distinctive, and aptly named: watching them makes you wonder if you're watching particles of matter (dancers) or waves of energy (choreography).