Sentence examples for fitting theme from inspiring English sources

Now, in the fight over recounting ballots by hand, the issue turns out to be whether perceptual and analytic skills of machines are better than those of humans -- a strangely fitting theme for the first election of the 21st century.

It's a fitting theme for a show that has come together largely through unexpected twists: a producer revisiting characters he dreamed up two decades ago, a pilot reshot because of a major casting change, and a move to a time slot that was supposed to be spoken for indefinitely.

That's a fitting theme for Detroit.

Compared to concrete themes (e.g., technology and volume), it was more difficult for the annotators to find a fitting theme.

Naturally, Matchett had the fitting theme in mind.

The very fitting theme of the 50th anniversary issue is "Past, Present and Future".

Failure and success and outsize ambition — "to want to be perfect," as Henry puts it; "to want everything to be perfect" — these are fitting themes for a crowd-pleasing baseball story, yes, but they are also the natural concerns of a serious artist coming to terms with his powerful talent and intentions.

The loose-fitting theme of this hour-long show is heavy drinking and the cultural divide.

Not quite fitting into the theme was a contemporary work, Vladimir Mendelssohn's "Postcards From Nowhere".

"Suzanne takes you down… and you know that she's half crazy… " Nina Simone's rendition of Leonard Cohen's classic makes a fitting end-credits theme for this enthralling, award-winning second feature from the director of Love Like Poison.

It is fitting, then, that the theme of these four books under review is the difficulty of making new friends — at least ones you would want to stick around — and the way they can materialize in unexpected places.