Sentence examples for fit objects from inspiring English sources

"Movies" had once been ignored as fit objects of serious academic study.

Colonel Vandamme called aid workers "wives" — "because they care for people," according to Polman, and also, presumably, because they are seen as fit objects of manipulation and exploitation.

Emblems alike of success and failure, of continuity and extinction, of weirdness and familiarity, they are fit objects on to which we can project all our manifold obsessions and concerns: as mutable and contradictory as human society itself.

These goods are not objects worthy of admiration but rather fit objects of satisfaction.

"There are examples of men who have stretched their anuses, their sphincter muscles so that they could fit objects into themselves that once the sphincter muscle is stretched too much it will not contract," Wooden said.

For Thomas the literal sense, expressing the author's intention, was a fit object of scientific study; the figurative senses unfolded the divine intention.

Lincoln's longtime associate, Ward Hill Lamon, noted that his famous friend "was not avaricious, never appropriated a cent wrongfully and did not think money for its own sake a fit object of any man's ambition".

One of them states that "we could not find a fit object for our disgust and despair, and so we attacked everything in our way with an equal and infinite passion".

Incapable of change and therefore the fit object of unrelenting hostility, they needed to be confronted militarily, up to the point of nuclear annihilation if that's what it took, as the taped musings of various U.S. presidents attest.

Fitting objects into apertures is an adaptive skill that is incorporated into the design of many tools.

From the viewpoint of ergonomics, the concept of "fitting object to the human body" is designed into the bicycle frame in this study.