Sentence examples for feel suitable to from inspiring English sources

The restaurant (4105 Park Avenue, Union City; 201-865-6281) does indeed come attached to a butcher shop, and it does indeed have an authentic feel, suitable to its gritty, street-wise, Turko-Caribbean block.

Melbourne had to appoint a new Commons leader and a new Chancellor (who by long custom, must be drawn from the Commons), but the only candidate whom Melbourne felt suitable to replace Althorp as Commons leader was Lord John Russell, whom William (and many others) found unacceptable due to his Radical politics.

Incorporating local information and guidance into interventions, and offering a choice of skills that GPs can implement as they feel suitable in their own context, are likely to improve implementation of such interventions.

"That doesn't feel suitable for a family show," Cookson said archly.

This lofty approach felt suitable for abstract expressionism and its relatives.

In summary, the combination of bendamustine and rituximab showed modest activity in DLBCL; in an adverse population of patients not felt suitable for transplantation, only 5 of the 61 patients enrolled had undergone prior ASCT.

Yet they feel more suitable to a one-off movie than a show that could run for several seasons.

Aside from Wendy's "Tena Lady moment" there's not much zeitgeist surfing to be done here, which actually serves to heighten the timeless Pinteresque intensity of the piece (yes, the word "piece" actually feels suitable this week).

It feels really suitable to our attention spans as kids of this internet-generation, too.

Delegations that agreed to participate nominated one or two team members who they felt was most suitable to take part on their behalf.

Again, we feel it is most suitable to consider this earlier period to be a pseudobreakup.