Sentence examples for fits some of from inspiring English sources
In other words, Psy may be popular in the U.S. in part because he fits some of these negative characterizations of Asian men deeply inscribed in our racialized and sexualized history.
If a car-maker wanted to grab public opinion in a powerful, positive way, why not develop (or pay to license) a gas-electric hybrid system which fits some of your smaller vehicles to give your company something to really crow about?
But as a resident of Washington, doesn't he fit some of the stereotypes himself?
That description may fit some of the other recipients on his final pardon list.
There was more argument about reducing the size of the Buick Oldsmobiles, and Pontiacs by fitting some of them into the mold of the Chevrolet Monza.
Only the third, a self-choreographed solo by a dancer with Down's syndrome, fitted some of the expectations an audience might have of a professional performance.
She said the three recent cases in Queens, Brooklyn and the Bronx "are fitting some of our initial criteria" for the phenomenon.
While the judges' woolsack struggled to fit some of the more generous noble behinds, there were a few empty spaces on the benches.
Even though some of the prototype models did not fit some of the patients' faces exactly, Dr. Zee said, the colored lights emitted by the lens fibers had a more soothing effect than the direct bright light of a light box.
[C6.] McDonald's Caters to Popular Diets Some McDonald's restaurants in the New York metropolitan area are displaying posters showing how to customize hamburgers and salads to fit some of the popular low-carbohydrate, low-fat diets.
