Sentence examples similar to a fitting kind of from inspiring English sources

A shirt or chemise and braies that is, a roughly fitting kind of drawers constituted underwear.

In its split personality, the homestead is an oddly fitting kind of public art for a tough but deeply wounded city like Detroit.

It was a fitting tribute, the kind of goal that might have been designed to come leaping up out of a giant Wenger cake wheeled in front of the home dugout.

Pulse was a fitting site for this kind of activism: The club was named to commemorate the heartbeat of its co-founder's brother, who died of AIDS in 1991.

The gothic subculture is one that I don't think gets explored a lot in literature, and as a writer and as a person who is interested in art in the 1980s … I felt like it would be very fitting to kind of go in that direction.

And it's kind of a fitting tip of the hat to their lead-in -- after all, Castle and Beckett have been dancing around their feelings for each other since they teamed up.

Davidson states that "Gefjon with her giant sons transformed into oxen seems a fitting patroness of ceremonies of this kind".

Larsen's scheme, especially that part of it that depends on Clare's Simon Legree husband, seems mechanical, a kind of standard fitting in a racial melodrama.

The program has been designed using a complicated kind of profile-fitting method.

In fact building a dynamical model from steady-state data is a kind of over-fitting [ 88].

It is a fitting act of do-it-yourself urban design for Sherman Creek, a desolate neighborhood that has never had much of the city-sponsored kind.