Sentence examples for begin to fit from inspiring English sources

In other words, it doesn't begin to fit into the authors' paradigm of a problem that requires a D.I.Y. or techno-­philanthropic fix.

As Harwood's valiant attempt demonstrates, there is simply nothing there – an enthusiasm for British cheeses does not begin to fit the bill.

But a camera like this won't begin to fit into your pocket.

It is critical that we begin to fit the facts into some kind of story the modern student finds compelling.

We begin to "fit" again, and are brought back to ourselves.

We begin to fit in and stick out in the most beautiful way.

He began to fit it into m zero.

Perhaps I had begun to fit in after all.

He "circled round" the idea for about a decade before the elements began to fit together.

And, indeed, we are beginning to fit new pieces into the puzzle of how genetic mutations influence brain development.

"I just feel now like I'm beginning to fit back into society as a human being".