Sentence examples for pretty aptly from inspiring English sources
Lucas captures the second act of the film pretty aptly: In the essence it's just bullshit stuff where he wanders around Cairo trying to uncover the mystery of his puzzle.
The Paradise Hotel on the Greek island of Samos might not be the lushest or fanciest of Greek hotels but to hundreds of refugees, it's pretty aptly named.
Laura Suarez del Toro Garcia, originally from Spain, summarized the cycle pretty aptly, 'Well it's a really complicated election, I think everybody knows that.' 'When I was in Europe,' she went on, 'I was thinking that Trump supporters were a specific kind of people.
Kicking the breeze out in the Mid-East, photojournalist Johann Rousselot has knocked together a pretty graphic web documentary, aptly titled Syrial Killing.
She doesn't fight, she just tries to calm Asura (who, aptly so, is a pretty wrathful guy).
Depending on your willingness to believe in the strange little totems, you could have a pretty witchy time at Tee's newest exhibition, aptly titled "Practical Magic".
This information can look like anything from email databases to Powerpoints, and while some of the process has become computerized in recent years (aptly termed eDiscovery), it's still remained pretty manual and inefficient.
After the "shellacking" (as President Obama so aptly put it) Democrats received this Tuesday, pretty much any Democratic politician who still has a job deserves some kind of award this week.
"I'm very sure it's coming, it's being born – I cannot really tell you how I know," the original's co-lead Laura Harring was quoted as saying this week, an aptly cryptic disclosure, but one that actually seems pretty solid at its centre.
There is a robot for that: made by Japan-based MIK, the aptly named Robo-Chef boasts a number of pretty advanced cooking skills.
Others have explained it more aptly than I probably can, but in a nutshell: pretty much every damn screen we watch video on these days is meant for widescreen/landscape content.
