Sentence examples for which aptly from inspiring English sources

It is a scene in which, aptly, everyone looks just slightly out of place.

The Dead is psychedelic visual spectacle, which aptly describes the Flaming Lips and the Polyphonic Spree.

Best look: Julie Etchingham's stunning white outfit when hosting ITV's seven-leader debate, which aptly made her look like a psychiatric nurse running a group therapy session.

The prolific children's illustrator Henry Cole provides gentle watercolors, which aptly convey the action at the penguin house in the Central Park Zoo in New York.

The large work on canvas is titled "200 One Dollar Bills," which aptly renders the repetition of 200 greenbacks through the mechanical silkscreen process.

I'm reminded of Faulkner's line from "The Wild Palms" (which, aptly, is cited by Jean-Luc Godard, in "Breathless"): "Between grief and nothing I will take grief".

The unifying quality, which could aptly describe Tiong Bahru as well, is that all of it is refreshingly quirky.

They all fit perfectly into the Frick's small Cabinet Gallery, which is, aptly, the size of a private chapel.

The most famous B novel is "Finnegans Wake," which Nabokov aptly described as "a cold pudding of a book, a persistent snore in the next room".

Twenty-seven minutes in, Dynamo took a corner which was aptly cleared from the box, where it landed at the feet of Ukrainian center half Taras Mykhalyk.

Rather, more ominously, they also characterize Spain, which is aptly being described on Wall Street as being too big to fail yet also too big to save.