Sentence examples for and fittingly so from inspiring English sources

It was a genuine jazz moment, and fittingly so in an evening full of them.

"My mother" are the first two words of the opening chapter, and fittingly so.

And fittingly so, as he guided the choice of material, will play piano with the Music From Copland House ensemble, and is to answer audience questions on the first two nights of the screenings.

It's being branded as "The Mountain," and fittingly so.

Finally, and perhaps fittingly so, what should intensivists do when, despite their best efforts, patients' prognoses are hopeless?

And the soldiers went with Eisenhower's final message ringing in their ears: 'The hopes and prayers of liberty-loving people every where march with you.' Never was the righteous language of freedom employed so fittingly, so sparingly - and in such contrast to its easy misuse today.

It tells an epic story: fittingly so, since it is itself epic in scope, ambition and achievement.

Fittingly so – we gave the best new play award to Clybourne Park, and awarded the best playwright prize to Anya Reiss for Spur of the Moment.

Leinster and Northampton will meet in the Heineken Cup final at the Millennium Stadium this month, fittingly so as they have been the best two sides in the tournament.

Fittingly so, because a principal owner is David Barry, president of the Applied Development Company, which built Pier Village.

Fittingly so, for Nicholas Slopen, the Samuel Johnson academic whose testimony we are reading, is someone for whom books are "the centre of the world": and it's a cache of dusty letters, supposedly written by Johnson, that first draws him into the mystery.