Sentence examples for put it aptly from inspiring English sources
NINTENDO Of this most successful video-game company, Mr. Torres put it aptly: "Nintendo again is off in left field printing money".
Steven Pressfield, author of my favorite handbook on killing resistance, The War of Art: Break Through the Blocks & Win Your Creative Battles, put it aptly when he wrote, "The professional has learned that success, like happiness, comes as a byproduct of work.
Yarosh puts it aptly: "Watching by yourself is like... if a tree falls, is it still funny?" Probably not.
This football feud is more toxic, not because of Rex Ryan's woofing and other goofy utterings, mostly out of Jet land, but because of the palace machinations, "the cross-fertilizations," as New England's owner, Robert K. Kraft, put it so aptly.
As Kermit the Frog would have put it so aptly had he been a Dendrobates azureus rather than a muppet, it's not easy being blue.
Perhaps the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) put it best today when it aptly noted that "Snowden's travels trace a path of government hypocrisy".
The carnivore, as Murdoch aptly put it, liberated the herbivores.
As du Maurier so aptly put it: The End.
As one Medscape commenter aptly put it, "Doctors blame patients for their inability to treat them.
Or, as she aptly put it, the route "is not set in stone".
As Fiske so aptly put it: "It seems like Washington is a place without pity right now.
