Sentence examples for fitting entirely from inspiring English sources

It seemed entirely fitting – entirely wonderful – that when I published my debut novel, the first reading organised in Pakistan was at the BC's premises on Bleak House Road.

He was too thorny a character to fit entirely into a persona calculated for success.

Of course, some people don't fit entirely into one category or the other.

But so original was that fancy that Berlioz has never fitted entirely comfortably into the mainstream.

All the same, he doesn't fit entirely comfortably into his 18th-century britches.

When a cone attachment is used, the square beam must fit entirely within the circumference of the cone.

It met with considerable acclaim, much of it deserved, though when I saw it, on Thursday evening, the operatic garb seemed not to fit entirely comfortably.

Journalism is too vast and disorganized ever to fit entirely, or even mostly, under the umbrella of the American nonprofit laws.

In response to "enormous customer demand", ADS is accelerating development of a GPS-based personal location device that could be fitted entirely under the skin.

It was becoming clear that my style of commentary did not fit entirely with the way the Sky producers wished to project the sport".

While terrorism does not fit entirely comfortably within the war paradigm, which the west developed using nation states as the key actors, what Awlaki did for a living was a far cry from robbing the neighborhood bank.