Sentence examples for Quite befitting from inspiring English sources

By every appearance, this Mr. McCain is, or at least is struggling to be, disciplined and on message in a way befitting of American politics today, if not quite befitting of the McCain of yesterday.

Second, the climate is currently not quite befitting the Winter Olympics, as temperatures in Sochi have climbed to a balmy 60 degrees fahrenheit -- higher than the temperature in Florida right now.

Arcanobacterium means 'mysterious bacterium', which is an epithet quite befitting for an organism that is frequently overlooked by the Clinical Microbiology laboratory because it is deemed to be a contaminant or normal flora [ 8].

Politicians are routinely upbraided for behaviour befitting a schoolyard, but the New Zealand prime minister has now become embroiled in a controversy that centres, quite literally, on hair-pulling.

'Conduct befitting a professor'?

IT was a gown befitting a princess.

The conversations were chaotic, befitting the scene.

The result is an art book befitting its Abrams imprint.

That is an agenda befitting a coalition of such scope.

Befitting her music, Lissie's image is very natural.

There is a Bellovian exuberance befitting a Chicago-born autodidact.