Sentence examples for due befitting from inspiring English sources

She employs her power to coax inhibited or unhappy women to yield to the power of fantasy of their own sexual fantasies and desires not as a form of submission, not even as their right, but as their due, befitting their status, she says, as a "queen".

She employs her power to coax inhibited or unhappy women to yield to the power of fantasy — of their own sexual fantasies and desires — not as a form of submission, not even as their right, but as their due, befitting their status, she says, as a "queen".

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

Yet the ovations were long and loud, befitting a skillful, imaginative conductor who never got his due in New York.

And now, befitting his reputation as the most versatile actor on the Hollywood block, Tom Hardy is due to play the polar opposite when he dons Elton John's rocketman outfits in a biopic of the flamboyant star.

Due to the poor knowledge about the applicability and performance of these software tools, choosing a befitting assembler becomes a tough task.

Programmable logic is befitting it.

'Conduct befitting a professor'?

IT was a gown befitting a princess.

The conversations were chaotic, befitting the scene.

The result is an art book befitting its Abrams imprint.