The stagecraft at work here has fittingly been abetted by those pros at pretend, Civil War re-enactors.
(Zuckerberg, the social wizard who likes to keep to himself, has fittingly been made all the more transparent now that his transcripts have been neatly collected for viewing).
Donald Trump's inaugural speech has fittingly been described, as "dystopian," as "dark," as "a declaration of war".
Not long ago, Jeff Vickers, who owns a construction company, had surgery to address something that had, fittingly, been the butt of jokes.
The only disruptive influence has, somewhat fittingly, been engine noise from the street outside.
The inclusive, constructive, and open "spirit of Davos" has also fittingly been a trademark of The Huffington Post, with Mr. Klaus Schwab, the founder of the World Economic Forum, being one of the first people to approach Ms. Huffington when she first launched the outlet.
Thus, we have a Kafka-esque experience that, fittingly, has been imposed an unknown number of times by the courts, according to the British newspapers.
Broad, fittingly, had been the man to register this milestone, bunting a four down the ground on a morning of tail-end defiance that turned 343 for seven into 430 all out.
Whereas the care of women and children as the victims of violence has been fittingly identified, the South African legislative response has tended to ignore this overrepresentation of males as victims (4).
And light, again fittingly, is the material that Harvard conservators have utilized in restoring the paintings.
Fittingly, it has been commissioned by the leading house of luxury, Tiffany & Co., which has been an advocate for the arts since the 1800s.
