| Poetry can suddenly, almost aphoristically, define what the mood of the time is. |
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| But many writers don't write aphoristically, and many readers don't read for aphorisms. |
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| It is not enough to state aphoristically his subversive insight – that the virtues would not exist without the evils they correct: he needs narrative and imagery to engrave his argument on the reader's imagination. |
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| Much of it is written aphoristically, in sentences numbered 1, 1.1, 1.2, and so on: Buffy meets the Tractatus, perhaps, or Elizabeth Wurtzel sharing a lab with Paul Auster. |
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| Aphoristically, a levelheaded person is said to be cool as a cucumber. |
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