Sentence examples for a fitting idea for from inspiring English sources

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.

"Darkness" is a fitting theme for the month of October.

That's a fitting theme for Detroit.

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

"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".

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

"I thought it was a fitting farewell for Pup (Michael Clarke).

Mr. Gove's idea was that a new yacht would be a fitting way for the nation to mark the queen's 60th anniversary on the throne, her Diamond Jubilee, which falls on Feb. 6.

A fitting throne for summer's queen.

A fitting reward for their season perhaps.

It's a fitting role for writers.