Sentence examples for a fitting one for from inspiring English sources

The line is bewildering and mysterious and, on the surface, a fitting one for the swirling, shifting politics of Thomas Cromwell and the court of Henry VIII, where nobody can be trusted and nothing is what it seems.

His final journey was a fitting one for Israel's last great soldier-statesman.

The final journey was perhaps a fitting one for Israel's last great soldier-statesman.

The topic was a fitting one for a president who has been an integral part of MIT's efforts to connect with the world at large.

Given that Pizzarelli is a singer-guitarist, able to play Jobim to his own Sinatra, this momentous meeting is a fitting one for him to celebrate.

The choice of Sunderland as the location for this last howl of Brexit is a fitting one for this city seems to have become emblematic of Brexit.

This rumor was a fitting one, since Descartes argued for a thoroughly mechanistic view of nature.

A good phrase, and here a fitting one.

(And a fitting one: see "In Flanders Fields").

A 19th-century critic described "Il Matrimonio Segreto" as "full of sunshine," finding in it "that genuine light golden color, which is the only fitting one for a musical comedy".

The primary experimental information is usually made up of these isotherms, commonly used as a tool to distinguish among different adsorbents and by this means selecting the fitting ones for a particular application (Srivastava et al. 2006).