Sentence examples for befitting the era from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, topical comment and audacious psychedelic arrangements were on the agenda, and Whitfield-Strong were on a roll: Ball of Confusion, Papa Was a Rollin' Stone, War and Smilin' Faces Sometimes all smouldered with tension and paranoia befitting the era of Vietnam, Nixon and the Black Panthers.

The conversations were chaotic, befitting the scene.

The chill, befitting the mood, refused to lift.

As befitting the home of Mahatma Gandhi, Indian political leaders have great ambivalence about nuclear weapons.

Yankee Stadium feels stately and imperial, befitting the image of the team that plays there.

Befitting the team's close-to-the-vest nature, the owners John Mara and Steve Tisch have spurned interview requests.

The collection became more dandified and genre-busting each year, befitting the label's name.

It was so much bigger than that, befitting the image of the man at its center.

And the buzz felt giddy and cerebral, befitting the strain's sativa heavy genetics.

Mostly, we were cheated out of an irretrievable opportunity to break the vicious cycle of poisonous partisanship, which has paralyzed our government for so long, and begin a new era of adult leadership befitting the worst economic crisis of our lifetimes.

In Mr. Sullivan's canvases, however, Church's 19th-century sunsets and sunrises become acidic and psychedelic (or, perhaps more befitting our era, chemical).