"The role of the advisory committee is aptly described by the name given," he said.

We are moving into a period that has been aptly described as the dictatorship of money.

He was in the condition so aptly described as "punch drunk."

Clinton was more aptly described as the Velcro president because just about everything stuck to him.

The method of financing the additional mirrors was also aptly described.

The Manor might be aptly described as a spiritual College.

This transformation of the region's economic patterns has been aptly described as the "trans-Hudson economy."

You would be more aptly described as animals, and obscene animals at that.

I grew up in the late 1940's and lament the loss so aptly described by Green.

Antonia Fraser has aptly described the dream-like quality of these years.

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

It had that eerie quality which has been so aptly described as 'of the grave'.

His tombstone aptly described this martyr in four words: "You are a priest."

Indeed, it is more aptly described as morbid.

Critics believe that the writing style and fragmented nature of the pieces is more aptly described as prose poems.

His paintings have been aptly described as tapestry-like or resembling mosaics.

One globalization is that of an increasingly connected world, as aptly described by Tom Friedman.

He was aptly described in one paper which ran his letter as a 'comedian.'

Twenty years ago, the word blighted aptly described the Jersey City waterfront.

The band said that the album aptly described their life since their smashing debut.

Madam President, the rapporteur very aptly described the most important premise of the Communication.

The early portable computers were more aptly described as luggable .

Confusion more aptly described their feelings.

"Legal robbery" more aptly described the deals.

It has been aptly described by a chronicler glowingly:

It's aptly named because that's exactly what the program will do.

Perhaps the American vehicle of death was aptly named, after all.

The aptly named acid green looked great under a black light.

He was one of the most aptly named figures in American art and literature.

Such a disaster would be aptly named- the word itself means "bad star."

They are aptly named, with very powerful and heavy claws.

Everyone who knows her thinks the woman was aptly named."

There are three main breaks on the reef, all aptly named.

One thing can be said: it was aptly named.

The region between these two points is aptly named the boundary layer.

In its place will come a department store, from the aptly named Lazarus chain.

The black widow is aptly named because she makes lunch out of her mate.

Happily, there is such a vehicle, aptly named the Metro.

Cleanup would be more aptly named cover-up, but what the hell?

Stark Road, aptly named, led us toward the test facilities, which were some ten miles from the living area on base.

"I admit I've no cause to believe that your justice' is aptly named.

This Bane, so aptly named, had tried to poison him.

Yes, that plump little doctor had a lion's heart; his house was aptly named.

The border swings back to the river at aptly named Middletown.

Spinning is just the latest manifestation of a trend, and perhaps the most aptly named.

Never has the bathroom vanity been more aptly named.

Then it was being run by the aptly named Thomas Mill.

The aptly named song is full of varied lyrical images.

The contrast between new and old homes is especially clear along the community's aptly named Main Street.

Just past the temple is the aptly named Ladder Street.