Sentence examples similar to as believed fitting from inspiring English sources

Professor Grace Davie's description of the British religiosity as "believing without belonging" seems to fit to the Estonian context as well.

He believed Clinton fit into the latter camp.

After being cast as Felicia Miller on Valentine's Day, Swift offered the song to the film producers for the soundtrack as she did not believe it fit on her upcoming album.

For him, "the project" was above all else about re-making Labour as a party people could believe was fit to govern.

Might not Toulon believe Paul Sackey fits such a category?

I am as fit as a fiddle".

A subjective doxastic attitude, by contrast, is not constrained in such a way: from a normative perspective, agents are free to believe as they see fit, as long as they comply to the probability axioms.

Created as an eccentric character, the producers believed it would fit in with Serkis' acting.

Other polls reported that only 16 percent believed Muslim culture fits in a German context, and that 46 percent considered themselves these days as strangers in their own country.

As a result, a shocking 75% of participants said the shorter line was longer and completely compromised what they actually believed, just to fit in with the norm.

In 1968, Alexander H. Smith and Harry Delbert Thiers thought that Tylopilus was a more appropriate fit as they believed the pinkish-brown spore print characteristic of that genus to be of greater taxonomic significance.