Sentence examples for fitting adjective from inspiring English sources

Yet that is a fitting adjective for "Dawn of Humanity," a program being broadcast on Wednesday night that brings an aura of breaking news to a field that can often seem musty.

"Transformative" is the fitting adjective being used by Getty Museum director Timothy Potts.

Who wants to self-identify as "widow?" Shocked, terrified, saddened, angry, remorseful, bitter, paralyzed and numb are fitting adjectives.

If the wreck is terminal and after a five-year stalemate, that seems likely everyone will be the poorer, perhaps gravely so.It is not just the narrow business of the Doha round (if narrow is a fit adjective for an ambition to lift millions out of poverty, curb rich countries' ruinous farm support and open markets for countless goods and services) that is at stake.

That word, not to be found in many dictionaries, has been defined succinctly by William Safire, a columnist for this newspaper, as "a noun fitted with an adjective that it never used to need but now cannot do without".

But the adjective fits this tasteful four-bedroom, four-bathroom cabin whose shingled roof and wood-plank facade give it an air of high-end comfort without ostentation.

How is it possible, as we actually watch the "deplorable" behavior of his supporters again and again for ourselves, that anyone anywhere has any doubt that the adjective fits perfectly?

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Those adjectives fit the Republican operation as well.

Participants are asked to mark which out of 28 adjectives fit their experienced fatigue.

In filling out the FQL, subjects are instructed to mark with a cross which of the 28 adjectives fit their experienced fatigue.