Sentence examples similar to fitting for creation from inspiring English sources

It was fitting for these dramatic creations to be treated with reverence.

The development staff was affected by the work of the film's creature designer H. R. Giger, and found his creations to be fitting for the Metroid universe.

The re-creation of his room is fitting for a man who sort of created himself.

Here we find in the maternal role young Doctor Frankenstein, whose unchecked ego renders him wholly unconcerned with whether his creation will be fit for the world it is to inhabit.

A panel of cross-party members of the House of Lords said in the review that the current system of self-regulation, in which charities effectively police their own conduct, was "no longer fit for purpose" and called for the creation of a fundraising "opt-out" register, which would enable members of the public to stop charities cold-calling them or bombarding them with direct mail.

He perceived God's declaration in the book of Genesis that his creation was good to mean that the world is fit for purpose, rather than being free from suffering.

It's the only discord in an otherwise entirely fit-for-purpose comic creation.

A culture hero is generally not the person responsible for the creation but the one who completes the world and makes it fit for human life; in short, he creates culture.

A culture hero is generally not the person responsible for the creation but the one who completes the world and makes it fit for human life; in short, the culture hero creates culture.

History was literally being made from the bottom up because, while Princess Elizabeth was being fitted for her wedding dress, ordinary Britons were dismantling a thousand years of feudal mentality through the creation of the welfare state.

By the mid-1990s, the NHS pay system, developed nearly 50 years earlier with the creation of the NHS in 1948, was increasingly being seen as outdated and not fit for purpose.