Sentence examples for a more befitting from inspiring English sources

It feels almost too confining to place Zivkovic's work in the category of speculative fiction, but until our limited language can generate a more befitting name for his genre, the classification will have to do.

Anthony E. Malkin, president of W & H, said the statue was moved to improve traffic flow and installed in the building's law library off the lobby "in respect of a president who was himself a lawyer, and as a more befitting spot in our building for a noted work of art".

I feel that "participatory internet television" is in fact both a more befitting description, and it's also five words shorter.

In a move more befitting a Bond film than an operation targeting a few hippies growing vegetables, the cops pulled out the public order unit while a chopper blasted light onto the dazed locals below.

Fuld paused occasionally to admire the displays of power in a manner more befitting a fan than a professional peer.

Well, Don is obviously no Tony but, after witnessing his near-breakdown at the end of series one and his Valentine sweetness so far this series, for him to suddenly act in a way more befitting a character in a David Peace novel brings his ruthlessness horribly back to the fore.

The action shifts around Europe in a way more befitting a travel programme than a spy movie.

So it should come as no surprise that Tuesday's shareholder vote turned out to be a cliffhanger, more befitting a political race than a corporate proxy contest.

Rather than a member of the royal court, he was said to have been born to a status more befitting a revolutionary: that of a slave.

In a move more befitting a Bond film than a few hippies growing vegetables, the cops pulled out the public order unit while a chopper blasted light onto the dazed locals below.

Soft-spoken and slightly built, with a manner more befitting a university lecture hall than an offshore oil rig, Browne consulted with dozens of scientists and took what he describes as a "deep dive" into the confusing, sometimes contradictory science of global warming.