Sentence examples for fitting sense from inspiring English sources
The classic form is respected but subtly destabilised by the poet's individual choice; and the reader is touched by a fitting sense of the unexpected.
Stride, a small press, produces beautiful books - square, shiny black, with vibrantly coloured artwork on the covers - with a fitting sense of craft and commitment.
To their credit the curators have organized an exhibition that presents both Klein's achievement and his foibles with a minimum of fuss and a fitting sense of clarity, concentration and elegance.
Paul Chan's "2nd Light," a floor projection similar to his contribution to the Biennial in its dreamlike intimations of disarray and mayhem, forms a kind of horizontal gateway to the galleries, creating a fitting sense of disorientation and foreboding.
By adding observed noise to ideal model waveforms in this way, it is possible to quantitatively asses the fitting errors with respect to noise variance contained in the least-squares model fitting sensing technique.
I liked the flamboyant cheekiness of the concept, but when I went to the costumier for my first fitting that sense of cheekiness gave way to something more dynamic and surprising.
As 10 minutes turned into half an hour and then into an hour, and we were still in Abu Dhabi, with the foursome landed with having to gaze in wonderment and squeak with excitement at naff hotel fixtures and fittings, I sensed a claustrophobic panic growing at the screening I attended.
She writes, "What grace and meet there is to be alive in the early morning," but I don't think "meet," in the sense of "fitting," was ever a noun.
It was fitting, in a sense, that Webber announced his decision in the run-up to the Silverstone Grand Prix.
Perhaps my daughter will one day help me become literate in whatever language she finds most fitting to her sense of self and her unique gifts.
Kangaroo Island sounds like a sarcastic nickname for Australia itself: fitting, in a sense, because it's almost like a compressed version of how Australia looks in your head as a child.
