Sentence examples for befitting him from inspiring English sources

As a rule, he is accorded...a role in society., he is assured of an excellent job, his blood-thirsty past befitting him whether he is a newly converted moderate or a firebrand who can make a posh living purveying revolution to other affluent revolutionaries.

(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.

At an official gathering, you introduced him as Provost Etchemendy, befitting the respect due the office.

The big revenge sequence in Cable Hogue, wherein Robards repays the two drifters who left him in the desert to rot, is modest, and, as befitting the gentler, wiser Peckinpah, one of the thieves is saved.

In 2008, much to his delight and befitting his wonderful sense of humor, the University of Alabama found a way to thank him for his ongoing support by naming the visitor's room at Bryant-Denny Stadium "The Fail Room".

Pericles, however, after putting out to sea, seems not to have done any other exploit befitting such preparations, and when he had laid siege to the holy city Epidaurus, which gave him some hope of surrender, miscarried in his design by reason of the sickness.

His attitude to public life was more Roman than Platonic (befitting the role in public affairs that he played in his own city): the political life was for him unproblematically noble, not inferior to the life of philosophy.

Behind him are displayed a 1,500-year-old 1,500-year-old 1,500-year-oldabacusakeand various objets d'art befitting a potce walking distance from Little Tokyo.

The conversations were chaotic, befitting the scene.

Programmable logic is befitting it.

Befitting her music, Lissie's image is very natural.