It is for this reason that Utopia most aptly captures the spirit of rebellion and rebirth of independent cinema that Sundance 2010 was all about.
George Wittemyer, a Colorado State University associate professor of fish, wildlife and conservation biology, said that the study aptly captures how real-world markets for wildlife products can be much more complex and unpredictable than economic approaches to conservation acknowledge — and how devastating it can be when those policies fail.
In late October 1896, the New York Times announced it was offering $100 for the phrase of 10 words or fewer that "more aptly" captured the newspaper's "distinguishing characteristics" than "All the news that's fit to print".
This aptly captures Duchamp's contribution to the definition of art.
¡Adelante Tigres! means "forward, tigers," and it aptly captures the spirit I saw during those three days.
Hamid, who himself attended Princeton and worked in corporate America, aptly captures the ethos and hypocrisies of the Ivy League meritocracy, but less so its individual members.
When it comes to dance hall out of Jamaica, all eyes are on Popcaan, a new artist whose name suggests a cartoon character, which aptly captures his playful, party-friendly sound.
Hoagland aptly captures the lives of Western do-gooders and opportunists lured by the adrenaline rush of Africa, evoking the closeness, and the randomness, of death in a war zone.
As always, Mr. Move plays Graham -- both a genial and irritable hostess whom he aptly captures through versions of her dances, monologues taken from her writing and stories passed along by former dancers and friends.
"Perpetually Strange," a retrospective book issued for the opening of the new building in 2006, aptly captures its mission as a haven for promising artists and art on the fringes.
