Sentence examples for fit for man from inspiring English sources

"Not fit for man nor beast".

"The city aboundeth in all manner of provision fit for man or beast," he observed.

To cruise, one must have access to a river, and the dilapidated ramp where they staged the event was not fit for man or boat.

Although they play outdoors, the Chiefs would be a good fit for Manning: they have a good defense and young, talented offensive players in running back Jamaal Charles and receiver Dwayne Bowe, whom the team hopes to re-sign in free agency.

Well there's a new brand of men's apparel, called Mack Weldon, that is designed not just to provide a better fit for men's underthings, but also to provide a better customer experience online.

A skirt seems a better fit for men.

He realises that the laws of prison aren't fit for men, they are for animals.

The New York Times suggested somewhat jokingly, in an article about Ochs and Campos' study from 2010, that in the '50s when men returned from work, a cocktail hour gave everyone a time to relax and unwind in the same room and was a good fit for men's and women's different discussion styles.

Separate models were fit for men and women.

The polymorphisms studied provided little toward predicting diabetes: for the 1,655 men and 1,740 women with these data available, the Hosmer-Lemeshow tests showed a poorer fit for men when the genetic data were included but identical AROCs.

William Hazlitt, who was for a time Bentham's tenant, satirised him as a venerable anchorite in the quiet of his cell reducing law to a system and the mind of man to a machine, divorced from the life of spirit, imagination, passion and sentiments of love, a philosophy "fit neither for man nor beast" (1826, 184).