Sentence examples for observer aptly from inspiring English sources
Throughout the 1930s and '40s, Mr. Fifield and his allies advanced a new blend of conservative religion, economics and politics that one observer aptly anointed "Christian libertarianism".
Saucier told HuffPost that Rose + Moser + Allyn has experience with crisis PR cases, which, it would seem to an outside observer, aptly sums up what it faces with Amy's Baking Company.
The fact that there are areas which were able to keep kulintang tradition alive during European colonization has caused some observers to aptly term this music "the music of resistance".
Meanwhile, the problem of disconnection so perfectly captured in Hague's sweaty rictus 18 years ago has become a global crisis, aptly described by Tony Blair in yesterday's Observer: "It is a vast wave of feeling against the unfairness of globalisation, against elites, against the humdrum navigation of decision-making in an imperfect world".
This is especially true in New York and London, where observers are straining to find sufficient prefixes (mega, hyper and super have all been aptly applied) to describe the pace at which gentrification is changing the city.
When the experience of this process as aptly unifying means and ends absorbs one's appreciative attention, either as actor or as observer, it has aesthetic value.
Several of these, aptly enough, involve flight.
Perhaps "desoufflage" would aptly describe this.
