Sentence examples for eminently fitting from inspiring English sources

Amor Towles lives with his family in an elegant Victorian townhouse near Gramercy Park, a circumstance his fans would, no doubt, find eminently fitting.

It seems eminently fitting that when the master of middle-school menace bought his co-op just over 20 years ago, the place was scary to behold.

It is all right, indeed, eminently fitting, that bold bad villains should do it, but not the person who every proper screen devotée knows is destined to appear in the final fadeout with the heroine.

But there are progressive opportunities, and this certainly qualifies: a point at which a knackered economic model is revealed for all to see as eminently fit for replacement.

I love watches that are eminently usable and the Chrono-Hawk fits the bill.

The mammalian brain in particular fits these characteristics, causing it to be "eminently scalable" (Striedter 2005, p. 284).

Such an event is eminently more theatrical than "Love Letters," a faux play, which fits handily into a theater series.

But while it may not be obvious how to fit dignity into a spreadsheet, it is at least an attribute that is eminently knowable.

In fact, it's eminently logical, and can even be good for customers, to make them aware of products or services that might be out there and fit their needs.

Its fits and starts seemed eminently dramatic, from the busy rush of the introduction to the single trumpet parp which brings the work to a sudden and apparently provisional close.

Before this comeback they had played in fits and starts and the crowd was eminently restless long before half-time.