Sentence examples for fitting public from inspiring English sources
He said of one tribute: "Unless and until this country gives the princess the thanks and devotion she deserves in the form of a fitting public memorial, this statue, Innocent Victims, should remain to remind the world of what was lost when two young people were on the brink of happiness together, were killed".
Fujisawa's emphasis on healthcare also fits public policy objectives.
This focus reveals a desperate drive to fit public sentiment -- as President Bush once fit intelligence -- around a flawed policy.
Kanye doesn't fit public perception of a black rap artist, and for that reason he is "hated".
Net Neutrality, Title II, Privacy — The FCC has decided to kill off Net Neutrality and restrict privacy by letting these few companies control the wires as they see fit, public be damned.
That does not fit his public persona.
The ruling seemed to fit the public mood.
Such contacts showed, Mr. Paterson said, that Mr. Monserrate was not fit for public office.
Karp's style may not fit the public's idea of homo futurus, but it is perfectly consistent with the image of New York's tech industry.
In imperial times, China's rulers tried to exercise strict control over what versions of history were fit for public consumption.
