"There will always be a market for this kind of porn as long as Muslim people are so uptight about sex," says aptly-named user, "Bellend".
The signs said, aptly, "Welcome to Moon Land View," and "Moon Palace Resort".
"I share with Mozart a fundamental optimism," he said, aptly describing the quintet as a very contented work.
"That's what I'm playing with," he once said aptly, while invoking the kindred spirits Stendhal and Joyce, "the voyage between perception and understanding".
The saying aptly describes 13 Reasons Why as well as Sheff's writing: brutal and forthright, holding back nothing.
And Brick is fucked up because, as Margaret says so aptly, he's an "ass-aching Puritan".
'Jura is a place to travel to and a place for travellers - a destination,' says the aptly named Bambi.
In the 1990s, says the aptly named Suzanne Garment in her book "Scandal", "our system is now able, perhaps for the first time, to produce scandals at will, in steady and unending supply".
I wrote about it in the magazine this week; at the Fandor site, the most important young filmmaker working in a similar vein, Joe Swanberg, wrote about it — and its powerful influence on his work — and he says, more aptly, The film is a blog.
To that end, Anna Lewis, co-founder of ValoBox, says rather aptly in a statement, "Digitisation has made books more accessible than ever, but some of the magic associated with gifting and sharing those reading experiences has been lost.
Michael says, quite aptly, "She could go to a garden party and steal champagne bottles".
