Sentence examples for a more fitting description from inspiring English sources
But this time around, it's a more fitting description.
There is surely a more fitting description for someone who makes constant reference, as he did again last week, to "dreamworlds", "illusions" and "fantasies".
The caricature was of a rough-and-tumble place where bulky men with loud voices the sorts who hailed from Essex or the south side of Chicago made bets on the prospective price of crude oil and pork bellies.These days, however, "futures" is a more fitting description.
The term "collaborative pianist" is now often used instead of "accompanist" as a more fitting description of this important role, which seemed particularly vivid during a recital by the baritone Christian Gerhaher and the pianist Andras Schiff at Zankel Hall on Saturday evening.
"In turmoil" is a more fitting description.
Fearless curiosity, rather than stupidity, is a more fitting description of their behavior.
While data science is perhaps the most broadly used term, "decision science" seems like the more fitting description of how machines are assisting business leaders in solving problems that have traditionally relied on human judgment, intuition and experience.
His title might have been "hospitality consultant" — someone who oversees the scene at a restaurant, club or hotel to ensure the environment gels with the crowd — but a more fitting job description may be "ambience director," which he adopted several years ago when he was working for André Balazs, the hotelier.
Today, they seem more fitting descriptions for some of world's fastest growing emerging market governments, thanks to their cash-rich sovereign wealth funds.
As artwork was prepared, Detweiler said Bergquist's "woman's intuition kicked in" and since they live in an area where the fog often rolls in, Meet Me at the Edge of the World seemed to a more fitting and creative description.
