Sentence examples for a fitting idea from inspiring English sources

Dan Tisch, chairman of the global alliance, said he liked the new definition because "it suggests it's an ongoing process, a fitting idea when the cycle is continuous".

One of the prime habitats of the widely adaptive M. f. fascicularis is coastal habitat; long-tailed macaques are excellent swimmers, even underwater [ 6], making the passive dispersal theory of natural sea rafting by means of the Siva-Malayan route a fitting idea for the dispersal of the species.

Commissioning a work to mark the first anniversary of Sept. 11 was a most fitting idea.

That's a fitting theme for Detroit.

Third, we agree that the "topological template" leads to a result very similar to Eichenbaum's memory map (referred to in the manuscript) and Worden's fragment fitting ideas (Worden, 1992) which we take to be a good thing.

Without these kinds of data, the "topological template" and other descriptions of hippocampal function become quite similar, e.g. to Eichenbaum's "memory map" and Worden's "fragment fitting" ideas.

"The nautilus is so steeped in math and myth and story, from Verne to the Golden Mean to the spectacular sea creature itself," Mr. Steele said, "that it seemed a fitting namesake for the idea of connecting and illuminating science".

But many Poles supported the idea as a fitting tribute.

A fitting messenger, then, for the idea that big Western oil firms need to change their ways.

This idea is a fitting Bush-style policy: commit money now, and let future taxpayers pay the cost.

Another chamber imitates the stomach, while a chain of brand-new septic tanks constitutes a crawl-through colon, a fitting marriage of material and idea.