Sentence examples for a pretty fitting from inspiring English sources

The couple went away to celebrate their 20th anniversary in the Caribbean, and Ripa wore a pretty fitting outfit for the occasion.

It was a pretty fitting legacy.

A University of Florida graduate with a passion for financial analysis, the 23-year-old came up with a pretty fitting solution to the old adage that Wall Street is made up of people either getting screwed or screwing someone else.

Mark Hurd once said, "Without execution, vision is just another word for hallucination". As someone left to clean up after the oft-denounced HP-Compaq merger, I think it's a pretty fitting quote.

I don't think this is the can of worms that Erick was referring to when Yahoo bought Associated Content in 2010, but it's a pretty fitting example of one nonetheless.

The idea of Geoffrey – a pretty niche, odd, half-forgotten comic presence – embodying Wimpy's recent fortunes is a pretty fitting one.

Although it may not be what the convention organizers wanted, the image of an older white man rambling often nonsensically about politics, President Obama, and, at times, nothing in particular, while responding to every heckler, and recycling lines from movies from a generation ago, is pretty fitting for today's Republican Party.

For a player who once complained he was too unfashionable for England, the sight of Grant Holt in an old 1920s grandstand at a greyhound track this week seemed pretty fitting.

Which was pretty fitting.

I'd like to furnish it with bits and pieces from markets, an old sink, a pretty light fitting to go over the table, vintage chairs.

"Anybody that knows Coach Dantonio knows he keeps pretty fit," D'Haem said.