Sentence examples for fitting to think from inspiring English sources

Yet it was somehow fitting to think that what an anonymous adviser believed would be a populist gesture could be the swan song of a government which long ago surrendered substance to style.

It's more fitting to think of GoEuro as a long distance version of another European transportation startup, Balderton-backed Citymapper — the latter being focused on simplifying urban public transport trips within cities like London.

I think that's fitting to think about in 2015.

Religious freedom, properly understood, is a shield that protects us from impositions from government, religious majorities, employers, and others in power who might otherwise threaten what we see fit to think and do.

A new edict was softer:It is not thought fitting to drive away all foreign ships irrespective of their condition, in spite of their lack of supplies, or of their having stranded or their suffering from stress of weather.

That was fitting to me, because I thought that no mortal Earth man could have done what my son did.

"But because of my religious work, I didn't think it fitting to be selling things on television.

Charles Goff, a Utah mink rancher, thought it fitting to make these, as well as sheared fur boxers and button-down shirts.

In 2011, CPAC's organizers somehow thought it fitting to present former Bush administration warmongers Donald Rumsfeld and Dick Cheney with the "Defenders of the Constitution" award.

Given the timing — we've all got gadgets on our mind — we thought it fitting to properly introduce you to the products that have been nominated for Best Hardware at the Crunchies.

Pictures are all well and good (and we'll be publishing another batch of them tomorrow), but to give you a real idea of what Tao's new book is like, we thought it fitting to publish an excerpt.