Sentence examples for fitting homage from inspiring English sources

Elegant, airy and weightless figurations for an octet of strings, winds, brasses, piano and percussion were a stylish and fitting homage to Ligeti.

It is a fitting homage to the fantasy machine of Hollywood that its verbal gems are no less compelling when their origins are themselves fantasies.

The seven-foot-tall statue is plated in chrome, a fitting homage to the Pop legend whose New York studio was once known as the Silver Factory.

Training a lens on Cézanne's bottles, pitchers, and bowls is a fitting homage to man who once wrote, "Painting is first and foremost an optical affair.

Inviting a sex club to hold orgies and display related paraphernalia in the Secession Building in Vienna is a fitting homage to the art of Gustav Klimt.

The idea of The Street of Crocodiles surviving in disguise, chopped to within an inch of its life but still clinging to its soul, strikes me as a bittersweet irony, an oddly fitting homage.

Since we don't endorse real fur, and since shaggy faux fur is two-a-penny on the high street, it seems fitting to homage the film that should finally bag the actor an Oscar with a selection of some of the best bearish faux furs right now.

When the promenaders join in Elgar's Land of Hope and Glory or Parry's Jerusalem on the last night of the Proms, and rightly garland the bust of Sir Henry Wood, it would be fitting that belated homage also be paid to the memory of Sir Edgar Speyer.

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"Parks and Recreation" has told a season-long story about Leslie Knope's campaign for public office, so it's only fitting that the show will be paying homage to "The West Wing" in a few weeks.

So it is fitting that sometimes there is a hallucinogenic quality to Sinclair's walk and work of homage.