Sentence examples for work aptly from inspiring English sources

He once described his work, aptly, as "a drama divided into people instead of into acts".

Boulez's definitive reply was a 45-minute work, aptly named Répons, which depended heavily on Ircam's electronic resources.

Punctuated with haunting cello solos played here by David Geber, the school's vice president for instrumental performance, the work aptly conveys the optimistic denial and racked realization of Whitman's text.

These are just a handful of the ancient lines of cultural descent examined in THE CLASSICAL TRADITION (Belknap/Harvard University, $49.95), a heady, hefty new single-volume reference work aptly described by its publisher as "a discursive guide to antiquity and its reverberations".

For me it was reading Gabrielle Bernstein's latest work, aptly titled Spirit Junkie.

(Some of his best early songs and productions can be found on Norton Records' excellent multi-volume series of Fowley's work, aptly called "One Man's Garbage").

As a work friend aptly noted when sending me this video a couple hours ago, "this has so many vibes".

Yet as long as you're quoting Nietzsche, let's look at something else he said which fits my current work more aptly.

But funding from the Gates or the Zuckerbergs also come with some fairly complex strings, the heart of which is that most of this funding may actually impede the real work of development – aptly described by Amartya Sen as being about freedom and wellbeing – not simply to increase income.

Giovanni Bellini's response to Mantegna's style has been termed a dialogue, but Mantegna's reaction to Donatello's works might more aptly be called a struggle or even a dialectic.

In addition to free-standing floor and pedestal pieces, there are site-specific installations, constructions jutting from the balcony and suspended from the ceiling, and works that are, aptly, simultaneously on and off the wall.