Sentence examples for fitting the concept from inspiring English sources
Under the direction of John Doyle, this was what you might classify as "well worth seeing," with some spots fitting the concept better than others.
But, while I'm all for directorial invention, I had the feeling of Shakespeare's magical play being wrenched to fit the concept, like a foot in an ill-fitting shoe.
What they do doesn't often fit the concept of a big business, but they are earning money, paying tax and in work that will take them from 50 to 70".
They got the palette right (if they were going for a Soviet look) and the show fits the concept exactly.
In the past 40 years, the world of business would have produced a handful of leaders who can truly fit the concept of a hero.
They are mostly concerned about analyzing if experiences fit the concept of PES or are successful, instead of understanding the reasons of this success.
He appeals to intuitions to derive necessary and sufficient conditions for the folk concept of mental disorder, and assumes that science should search for the psychological processes that fit the concept thus defined.
I would urge him however to find more ways to fit the concept of a freedom dividend within the system that we have, by suggesting, for example, that he's open to doubling or tripling the income tax credit.
In this experiment, the Strouhal number and the Reynolds number had to be modified to fit the concept of stream path so that they could be defined even in such an unstable flow as natural wind.
A mobile agent-based e-auction marketplace must fit the concept of halal trade and following Shari'ah law in order to fulfill muslim community needs and must offer secure and trustworthy trading environment.
