Sentence examples for fit absolutely from inspiring English sources

These days, there's an endless selection of tables available that can fit absolutely anyone.

Clarke writes that "in men's dealing … one with another, it is undeniably more fit, absolutely and in the nature of the thing itself, that all men should endeavor to promote the universal good and welfare of all; than that all men should be continually contriving the ruin and destruction of all".

"It makes you sh** a lot, right?" Gosh, must we fit absolutely everything into a box the size of a fingernail, people?

She sent it over and it fitted absolutely perfectly.

We thought government shared our commitment to lifelong learning and encouraging mature students who want to change direction". But Mr Denham rejected this view, saying the move fitted "absolutely" with government policy, but recognised that "some cuts have to be made because it's a finite budget".

Supplying temporary tents on a plot of land once used for World War II internment camps fits absolutely no one's professional definitions of Housing First or supportive housing.

It fits absolutely the requirement to deliver a shared agenda for the communities serviced by both LFB and specialist NHS services and national policy such as the National Service Framework for Older People [ 14].

"It's the idea that you can take a device, then take someone's measurements, and scale that device to fit them absolutely perfectly, and using motors and a battery pack and a small, neat embedded control system, and give someone the extra functionality to complete tasks at home," Dr Burton said.

"Men are extreme creatures of comfort, so quality and fit are absolutely essential.

And to practise that, however you see fit, is absolutely fine.

And, if some of his adventures in the rockier ranges of the romantic repertory have met with critical scepticism, certainly the chemistry, the all-important something-or-other that makes a conductor and orchestra a hand-and-glove fit, seems absolutely right.