Sentence examples for admirable fit from inspiring English sources

That show's combination of a magical otherworldliness and a spine-tingling exploration of very real teenage angst should be an admirable fit with Harry Potter.

The film makes an admirable attempt to fit their stories into the rags-to-riches narrative structure of a different era.

In defining social entrepreneurship, it is also important to establish boundaries and provide examples of activities that may be highly admirable but do not fit in the definition.

Certainly, losing weight and getting fit are admirable goals, but there are cheaper ways to do it -- and there are better ways to spend our money.

And while it's admirable that Mr. Beresford sees fit to bring his scrapping family members into a state of something approaching grace, the play doesn't earn the moments of recognition that it gives them.

While most efforts to stay fit are pretty admirable, this one was especially so, given the 100+ degree weather in New York.

Back in January, I interviewed Sprang for VICE in the interest of highlighting his unparalleled work ethic and admirable hustle, so it seems fitting that just four months later he'd be behind one of the coolest events I've attended in recent memory.

Joe Frazier, a thoroughly pleasant and admirable man, is also a champion fit to share a ring with any who have held the world heavyweight title.

We've seen a few other green social networks, and while their goals are certainly admirable, they usually seem like a better fit as social network applications on larger networks like Facebook or MySpace.

"The one thing that is admirable about their program is they don't have fits and starts," said Joseph R. Fragola, a space safety expert who has visited the space facilities in China.

Since 1994 Mr. Wolf has always used female prosecutors on "Law & Order," and they all fit a misogynist view of women in command: admirable, not likable.