Sentence examples for befitting to the from inspiring English sources

But as some analysts predict that the Mouse may never turn a profit in France, it is pleasing to note the recent proposal of a park more befitting to the country's sense of itself.

I love the song Aimer for the soft beauty in her voice – and I love jazz and the cyclical shuffle on the track, the harmonies, the great n'goni and with it being about love it's befitting to the current climate as Mali needs some serious love Although there are so many great Malian musicians, if I had to choose one I would pick Bassekou Kouyate.

Befitting to the role of TRD, mutations or deletions of METTL3 ZFD residues diminish or abrogate methyltransferase activity.

I cannot think of a poem more befitting to the Parent Rally to Albany on Tuesday, March 4 , 2014

The weather had been windy, overcast, and cold, creating an environment more befitting to the end of days than partying.

John Cena hosted the show, along with Victoria Justice, who entered on a surfboard carried through the audience (the awards themselves are surfboards, as is befitting to what the announcer declared "Hollywood's wildest beach party").

Second, is it not befitting to empathise with the plight of fellow human sojourners and accept new climate migrants within our borders and communities?

So when his mother died of lung cancer, Jenks thought it befitting to send her remains to the moon.

Yet here in Kirchstetten he was also living among the ghosts of fascism: Reaching my gate, a narrow lane from the village passes on into a wood: when I walk that way it seems befitting to stop and look through the fence of your garden where (under the circs they had to) they buried you like a loved old family dog.

"It is not befitting to go from a struggle against authorities to a conflict with the nation".

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