Sentence examples for which is aptly from inspiring English sources

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

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.

By way of celebration the label launches two new collections this summer, the first of which is aptly named Lyle & Scott 140 and consists of just 11 pieces.

LG released the next generation of the G2, which is aptly named the G3.

Facebook recently applied for a trademark for its virtual currency platform, which is aptly named Facebook Credits.

But the machinations of the attempted takeover somehow never come fully to life until the very climax of the tale, which is aptly conceived.

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.

Mr. Moretti submitted this film, which was aptly called "Io Sono un Autarchico" ("I Am Self-Sufficient") to a small cineclub in Rome called Filmstudio, where the movie screened.

(For this reason, Krauthammer, despite his personal support for Ryan's approach, compares it to the U.K. Labour Party's 1983 election manifesto, which was aptly described as the longest suicide note in history).

"The challenge for us is to convince Iraq neighbors, particularly the Sunni Arab governments, that relations with a new Iraq are not a zero-sum game, where if Iraq wins, they lose," noted a Sept. 24, 2009, cable from Ambassador Christopher R. Hill, which was aptly titled "The Great Game, in Mesopotamia".

I have been especially leery of junk bonds, which are aptly named.