Sentence examples for a fitting description from inspiring English sources

It is a fitting description.

But the list didn't have a fitting description for the goutlike mound of asphalt in the middle of the street.

But it is also a fitting description for a longtime thorn in Ellison's side, the German industrialist Hasso Plattner.

ICONIC is a much-overused adjective in branding, but it is a fitting description of Absolut, the Swedish vodka.

And that is a fitting description of what Grambling football, what Robinson and Williams are all about -- shimmering history, tangled history.

A fitting description perhaps for the emergency facing Europe today – but those problems also fuelled a German architect's extraordinary 1920s scheme to resettle millions of Europeans in Africa.

NMFBIHOP aptly called the Houston Astroturf event an "energy employees rally," a more fitting description of the closed door event that drew somewhere between2,500-3,5002,500-3,500try employees who were bussed in and given yellow 'Energy Citizen' t-shirts in "another high-priced photo op for the oil and gas industry". .

Carlsen has been called the Mozart of chess, although perhaps a more fitting description would be the Justin Bieber of Slow TV – a somewhat generic term used to describe programmes that run for hours without much happening.

The term "collaborative pianist" is now often used instead of "accompanist" as a more fitting description of this important role, which seemed particularly vivid during a recital by the baritone Christian Gerhaher and the pianist Andras Schiff at Zankel Hall on Saturday evening.

But this time around, it's a more fitting description.

There is surely a more fitting description for someone who makes constant reference, as he did again last week, to "dreamworlds", "illusions" and "fantasies".