Sentence examples for a particularly fitting from inspiring English sources

Now, in a particularly fitting match, two of the most persuasive ideologies of recent times are to unite: the Disney franchise High School Musical is being remade for a Chinese audience.

His election to the International Tennis Hall of Fame has come at a particularly fitting moment.

There is no cheese in this recipe, which makes it a particularly fitting partner to seafood.

"'No fear of death.'" It is a particularly fitting moniker for a man who has dedicated his life to turning medical orthodoxy on its head.

But at a moment when the march of global integration has been stalled by a financial crisis unparalleled since the 1930s, Mr James is a particularly fitting guide.

The festival, which closes on 24 May, will end with a new and one-off performance by experimental American artist Laurie Anderson, a show that Smith said was a particularly fitting finale.

"We've got a particularly fit bunch of boys here as well, so the extra games aren't a concern".

Central Park is a mix of disoriented tourists and a particularly fit brand of harried, mean Manhattanites, their anger heightened by the throngs of sightseers.

Maybe it's as simple as blacks in America are of a particularly fit stock and can break down toxins better than whites.

All CRC patients included in this study represent a particularly fit subset, with liver-only metastases, preserved liver function, and a good performance status defining their surgical candidacy.

This is because the participating runners have been engaged in ultra-endurance running for a considerable time (see Table  1) and hence they represent a particularly fit subgroup of those who attempt to start their endeavors with this type of physical activity, as those who experienced some negative effects of this activity (or have had less stamina) likely dropped out.