Sentence examples for even fitting in from inspiring English sources

Here Thomas owes much to John Hemming's superb "Conquest of the Incas," as must all historians of this period, but to my taste he has satisfyingly drawn together the complicated strands of the tale, even fitting in the related (and little-known, at least in the United States) story of Pedro de Valdivia's seizure of Chile.

While other add-on portable keyboards exist for this market, what Verbatim offers as a nice twist is a keyboard that folds-up for ultra-portability, even fitting in your pocket.

The time for fitting in is high school (honestly, I didn't even fit in back then).

"I don't think that's even fitting," Cheika said.

Few other singers so seamlessly conjoin sacredness and earthiness: even when grumbling about ill-fitting in-ear monitors or dedicating Dark I Am Yet Lovely to "a certain gorgeously smelling man I met recently", she exudes an otherworldly aloofness.

More indicators (even in fitting Figure 1 style models) do not necessarily mean better latents, they mean more entrenched latents – where the entrenchment is provided by the indicators, with the possible sacrifice of appropriate latent-level causal connectivity.

It makes fitting in even more important, because for some of these kids, their friends are their only support and solace.

When you're an angsty, angry teen and find yourself surrounded by preppies decked out in pricey mall brands like Abercrombie and Hollister, you don't really have the option of fitting in, even if you wanted to, which I didn't.

And where once the expression "jumbo jet" was oh-so-modern, describing the innovative twin-aisle airliner, now that she's grown eighteen feet in length, the moniker seems even more fitting and in some photographs, not necessarily in a good way.

As a soloist in the Violin Concerto, concertmaster Martin Chalifour turned in one of his best performances, playing it straight in classical style with flawless technique and a tight, even vibrato — entirely comfortable and fitting in this context.

For example, some degree of instability is evident in the proportion of brief events in the fitting, even in healthy control subjects.