Sentence examples for seems aptly from inspiring English sources
It seems aptly sited in this corner.
Against that backdrop, Sun's release of StarOffice 6.0 seems aptly timed.
It seems aptly chastening that as the storm clouds gather, our oracle should turn out to be a man named Mervyn King.
You don't have to spend long in Carlisle to see it has its share of problems, but Ghafoor seems aptly named.
And the form seems aptly suited to modern vanities and attention spans — people peek at their smartphones in line at the grocery store but may also feel moved to document the visit.
Moreno seems aptly proud but still shakes her head in disgust at the decades of typecasting she suffered — playing Hispanic "spitfires" (she was horrified when Bosley Crowther of The New York Times used that word to describe her in his "West Side Story" review) and smoldering sexpots of other nationalities (Thai in "The King and I," lots of American Indians).
The operation, Victory Assured, seemed aptly named.
This seemed aptly metaphorical, and feelings of depression pulsed through him.
On Wednesday night at Dance Theater Workshop, Natalie Green's "nerves like tombs, nerves like nettles," seemed aptly named.
Järvi's platform movements seemed aptly balletic, too, as he occasionally exhorted his players to rise to grand climaxes by leaping high into the air.
Mr. Brisland-Ferner's "Delirium" seemed aptly named: an eerie, high-pitched tone, cranked out on one of the hurdy-gurdys, grew into a richly chromatic torrent as samples expanded the texture.
