Sentence examples for be more fitting for from inspiring English sources

"The blue-collar reference couldn't be more fitting for him," Leiter said.

It would be more fitting for us on that plane to stand aside while a flag-draped coffin was unloaded.

Aides said Mr. Clinton had wanted to give a thoughtful speech that explained the reasons for his decision, which they thought would be more fitting for a university than the White House briefing room.

"As it developed, we realized that it would be more fitting for the northeast corner, for one thing because of its size," said Deborah Ziska, spokeswoman for the gallery.

Another resource is on the University of Delaware Web site, with examples like "A New Coat for Anna," which teaches about bartering, or "The Great Brain" books by John Fitzgerald, which might be more fitting for aspiring business school graduates.

That would be a pity: What could be more fitting for a series that made heroes of talking robots and diminutive green wizard-warriors than the arrival centre stage of a black Mexican-Kenyan actor and an actor who has made a mockery of traditional Hollywood stereotypes of femininity?

It would have been more fitting for us on that plane to stand aside while a flag-draped coffin was unloaded.

The memorial's location could hardly have been more fitting for an artist who spent much of his time scavenging in America's cultural cul-de-sacs.

With cuts in unemployment benefit, an increasing number of workers have been forced to accept zero-hour contracts and other employment conditions that are more fitting for developing countries, if not exactly for the Victorian era.

THE noise level in Jen Butler's fifth-grade language arts class in Viola Elementary School in Suffern, N.Y., was more fitting for a gymnasium than a class dedicated to reading and writing.

It occurred to me that it may have been more fitting for my mother to call these women first during her heart attack, perhaps more important than calling me.