Sentence examples for fitting subject for from inspiring English sources

"Clotheslines are a fitting subject for a card catalog," Ms. Johnson, 66, said.

While Ginny's debut is a fitting subject for a great hour of television, what will Pitch look like in the future?

KAREEM ABDUL-JABBAR, the 7-foot-2 basketball legend, seemed a fitting subject for a children's coloring book about tolerance in the age of the war on terror.

She used to think politics was not a fitting subject for music - it was crude and transient, and she wanted her lyrics to last.

They are works of imagination, making her a fitting subject for Fullerton-Batten, whose photographs often entail staging fantasies and simulating daydreams.

In 2010, Bowker's wife read about an intriguing bloke who, she thought, would be a fitting subject for her writer husband.

Movies were now fit subject for movies -- indeed, fit models for living lives and understanding the media-choked world those lives were lived in.

Between the Acts is a novel about how art merges into life and about how England and the English are fit subjects for the modern Romantic artist.

The creatures to form the strongest emotional ties with the human race, they were regarded early on as family members and thus fit subjects for portraiture.

The nub of the dispute is whether very early embryos are human life that should not be destroyed, or primitive clusters of cells (no bigger than a pinhead) that have not yet developed human attributes and are thus fit subjects for research on therapies that could benefit all of humanity.

Is politics even a fit subject for comedy any more?