Sentence examples for fit to commit from inspiring English sources

So why, now, does Marine suddenly see fit to commit political patricide?

"Accordingly, that you saw fit to commit this offence will have led, no doubt, to feelings of disgust amongst members of the public, and that term will go nowhere near the emotions felt by those who lost loved ones or friends in the incident".

This guy knows he is not fit to commit and would rather remain single and have his pick of the litter for the rest of his life.

Then Captain Lissack said, 'He's not having it all, I'm having some.' So between them, they finished the Red Cross brandy by which time, neither was in a fit state to commit suicide.

Steve Blank (arguably the inventor of the rapid iteration philosophy) did an incredible job illustrating the dangers of HMS in a post he wrote about a former student who, despite having achieved product market fit, refused to commit his full resources on the found solution – preferring to continue iterating in the belief that something bigger was hopefully around the corner.

The researchers speculated this was most likely because the people were already fit and continued to commit to their fitness as they aged.

Class differences and temperament made the intellectual Stevenson and give-'em-hell Harry an odd fit; Stevenson's "reluctance to commit himself had begun to strike Truman as not only tiresome but perhaps something of an act," David McCullough wrote in his biography of Truman.

To escape fits of melancholy, he began to commit his thoughts to paper.

If you have them with you, it's easy to commit to staying fit and healthy.

But I'm fit and strong and I'm always ready to go and to commit myself.

He selected a Jewish congregation to commit a criminal act against, and it fits the definition of a hate crime".