Sentence examples for a more fitting term from inspiring English sources
You could call this vernacular architecture, but a more fitting term would be the architecture of racism.
As many pundits have pointed out, the "Arab Awakening" is a more fitting term, and after the long sleep of colonialism, feudalism and dictatorship, it will surely take a generation before the Arab world is properly awake.
Pulis's departure after only ten months with the London club was described as "mutual consent" but well-placed sources have confirmed that mutual contempt would be a more fitting term because of the friction between the two men, stretching back to the turn of the year.
(Editor's note: The "Game of Thrones" actor uses the word "sexism" to describe his experience but, as many have pointed out, a more fitting term would have been "objectification").. "I like to think of myself as more than a head of hair or a set of looks.
"Sausage fest" is a far more fitting term.
Carlsen has been called the Mozart of chess, although perhaps a more fitting description would be the Justin Bieber of Slow TV – a somewhat generic term used to describe programmes that run for hours without much happening.
A more fitting way to turn enemies into friends.
A more fitting title for "Intimacy" might be "Innocence".
