Sentence examples for fittingly described from inspiring English sources

To someone who has never been there, Barcelona seems fittingly described as Spain's second city.

It's a distinctive sound that the 2003 edition of the Rough Guide to Rock fittingly described as "what Sabbath would sound like with Captain Beefheart as chief songwriter".

As Theo of Wolf Alice so fittingly described to THUMP, "this remix is one to wind to".

The random image board has been fittingly described by some as "the toilet bowl of the internet" and "a place where you go to become your inner asshole, or, live out your sickest fantasies".

The word Doostang fittingly describes our company's long term goal to be the trusted professional network".

The subtitle of the collection, as the editor explains, adapts a well-known saying of Firth's, which characterises linguistics as language turned back on itself, and very fittingly describes the general spirit of this volume.

"Our quest with the project therefore turned more toward imagination and curiosity and the title 'Eyes as Big as Plates' seemed to fittingly describe many of our models' way of looking at the world".

Penchansky and Thomas' framework of access to care fittingly describes some of these.

"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.... ..........[ 1] Charles Dickens had never heard of integrative medicine when he wrote the opening line to his classic text, but it fittingly describes the context in which integrative medicine clinics find themselves today.

Donald Trump's inaugural speech has fittingly been described, as "dystopian," as "dark," as "a declaration of war".

Joe Cutrufo, who took the photo, told Gothamist the cop boarded the train with the souped-up Segway, "stood there for a minute," then just left, a process he described, fittingly, as "weird".