Sentence examples for befitting description from inspiring English sources

I feel that "participatory internet television" is in fact both a more befitting description, and it's also five words shorter.

A country with a population of only 11m, with just 34 professional clubs competing across two leagues, has produced – and there are no reservations in Belgium about using this term because it is widely accepted as the only description befitting of their talent pool – a golden generation of footballers.

It's a sentiment befitting Wordsworth, whose description of poetry as "the spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings: it takes its origin from emotion recollected in tranquillity" finds perfect cinematic expression in a stunningly moving close-up of Mark's open, surprised and now-joyful face as he listens to Kurt.

But with others like Green Book, it was a genuine watch befitting the job description.

(He accuses her of being "belligerently sensitive," a description perfectly befitting him.) His wandering mind tends to focus not on the larger tasks at hand but on minutiae like the grammatical solecisms Sarah keeps committing; he's a stickler for unsplit infinitives.

When it came to describing this season's events at Chelsea, Cech, perhaps befitting a man born into an eastern bloc country, chose "revolution" as the apt description - repeatedly.

Programmable logic is befitting it.

The conversations were chaotic, befitting the scene.

IT was a gown befitting a princess.

Their punishments are befitting of their voluntary decisions.

The result is an art book befitting its Abrams imprint.