Sentence examples for a very fitting from inspiring English sources

Crescendo follows on from the story of Hush Hush, a very fitting and mind-boggling sequel.

"This is a very fitting tribute to a terrific man who did much to further people's interest in science".

The disappointing 2012-13 Lakerseasonon came to a very fitting end Sunday night at Staples Center.

"It was great; it was actually quite perfect," said Ms. Delaney, 35, a D.J. "A lot of our friends thought it was a very fitting choice for us.

"Obviously, it's a very fitting event, the Children's Miracle Network," Compton said of the sponsor organization that funds a network of 170 children's hospitals in North America with private donations from individuals and corporations.

New Order's Bernard Sumner, the Happy Mondays' Rowetta Idah, journalist Miranda Sawyer and actor Christopher Eccleston shared their personal memories of the late pioneer with the Guardian: I think St Anthony is a very fitting and moving epitaph.

"Having original copies back in the building where the magazines were written is a thrill and very fitting as we approach August and the centenary of Britain going to war".

Charles Chase, the city architect and preservation officer at the time, said recently, "We believed that it was one of the very rare moments when design was able to find the essence of what was appropriate and interpret it in modern materials with a quiet elegance that is very fitting for a historic district".

This basic condition (in usual terms, the map is not the territory) does not exclude that a map may be very fitting and successful, for instance as a field map of an organization.

Halpert's oldest son, Yehuda, was a senior captain on the team and said, "To have that end my college career was a very subtle but very fitting acknowledgment of what the last four years of playing had been".

We can't continue to apply the same policies we have done in the past, this is insane (I read somewhere once that the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and expecting a different outcome. Very fitting here).