Sentence examples for fitting to see from inspiring English sources

In the selfie era it is fitting to see Albrecht Durer's stunning depiction of himself in 1500, which invented the genre.

Akhmatova took Brodsky under her wing when he was a young poet, so it's fitting to see her protégée remembered under her roof.

Lafferty has brought that determination, and more, to the campaign, but it was fitting to see him step aside on Thursday night to create some space for the team's captain and true talisman, Steve Davis.

Tina Knowles has been enjoying a purple patch, style-wise, of late – her wedding was a masterclass in grown-up glamour – so it's fitting to see her anointed "Queen T", while wearing a crown.

It is also fitting to see Ayckbourn staged at the Harold Pinter since the two worked together, had a high regard for each other, and increasingly look like modern masters.

Of course, this was neither perpetrated nor made possible by Londoners, but the sport of badminton originated in Britain, so it was fitting to see it break down in Britain as well.

When the society determined that Dr. Malakoff was not fit to see patients, he took leave from work, Dr. Wasserman said.

"No one is better fitted to see all that's wrong with me," the narrator of "Songbirds" says of her intellectual husband.

Willie Carson predicted before the Queen Anne Stakes at Royal Ascot that Frankel should have wing mirrors fitted to see how the rest of the field is doing.

But I'm wondering why Google didn't see fit to see it through themselves.

A separate model was fit to see the variations in response to climate across the three agro ecological zones.