The manner of each aptly fitted with his part in the discourse.

The aptly named Savage proceeded single-handedly to upset Fiji's balance of power.

This thought-provoking book is aptly timed as our markets experience rapid disruption.

Lord Byron aptly describes it in his famous poem which opens with:

Periods may aptly be compared to buttons; and button holes are like-

An aptly named restaurant, from the way Rochelle's guest attacked his plate.

He could not illustrate his theme so aptly in any other way.

These tales may be aptly described as those of a new Cooper.

Mr. Ryder might aptly be called the dean of the Blue Veins.

What you've so aptly described is what we call scale pattern progression.

They are aptly named because of the colour they change the sky.

Our Sapphire suite was aptly named, with a gem of a view.

It was most aptly worded, drafted by the master hand of Franklin.

Its circumference, beginningless and endless, makes it aptly significant of the Infinite.

As Lord Minto aptly put it, the Council-room has brought people together.

Singer George Michael once aptly stated, Celebrity and secrets don't go together.