Sentence examples for fit view from inspiring English sources
Rookie policeman: "Do I? Gee, if I catch cold, my mother will have a fit!" View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By John Cassidy By Jia Tolentino.
By S. B. Botsford The New Yorker, December 22, 1962 P. 30 With hyphens, clip off endings that don't fit; View Article By Larissa MacFarquhar By Patrick Radden Keefe By Rivka Galchen By Emily Witt.
Even those who are zealous about eating healthy food and exercising to stay fit view sleep as, in the authors' words, "an expendable luxury".
However, the city had a collective fit, viewing the painting as a local treasure.
(E ) Two adjacent AAA-1 domains from the hexameric fit viewed in the plane of the ring.
With the ANCOVA models on a sample of 34 privatized entities in Taiwan, this study examines, from the policy-fit view, the efficiency effects of policy measures in support of ownership transfer.
He may not believe in evolution, but his survival-of-the-fittest view of society is pretty Darwinian.
Elisabet shared how corporate capitalism is similar to Darwin's "survival of the fittest" view of the world: A short-sighted view of ecosystems where the strongest survive.
They dehumanize whoever does not fit their view: They put other people's views inferior to theirs and dehumanize people whose views do not fit theirs.
And discrimination based on many forms of disability would seem to fit this view.
What happens when another 25% of society doesn't happen to fit your view of political, ethnic or religious appropriateness?
