Sentence examples for perhaps aptly from inspiring English sources

Still, his book takes seriously a subject that, perhaps aptly, has heretofore been mostly disregarded.

Perhaps aptly for a show about a meth dealer, Melodie Holmes has noticed its addictive tendencies.

The case of the Library of Birmingham, perhaps aptly given its many-tiered structure, tells more than one story.

They beat the perhaps aptly named North American Martyrs from the North American College, which trains priests from the United States and Australia.

Now he's back, aiming for the $1 million purse with a colt named Volponi, which (perhaps aptly) means sly fox in Italian.

Perhaps aptly, Smith's twinkled-toed efforts in the UAE were reminiscent of the sort of beguiling batsmanship Clarke no longer seems physically capable of producing.

Or, perhaps more aptly, how much he should and shouldn't do when teaching us.

But he is calling for it to remain — or, perhaps more aptly, to once again become — recognizably Christian: Biblical and gospel-centered, liturgical and devotional, creedal and churched.

For The Awl's Michelle Dean, "this kind of movie can't be quasi-feminist, or perhaps more aptly, even a victory for women qua women".

On the pro side, she can be winningly casual, singing about crushes and bad dates with the candor of a diarist (or, perhaps more aptly, blogger).

One day, the air coming from people's shivering nostrils is visible as they shimmy through the streets (or, perhaps more aptly, race from their cars to the nearest building) in puffy down coats.