Sentence examples for has seemed fitting from inspiring English sources

For the last three weeks, the facial hair has seemed fitting, since Hixon has been Burress's main replacement at wide receiver.

It has seemed fitting that, ahead of India v West Indies overnight, the leading run scorer for a tournament engulfed by a wider debate about its future size should be Shaiman Anwar of the United Arab Emirates.

While it may have seemed fitting at West Point's Eisenhower Hall last week that President Obama chose to quote Ike in explaining his decision to expand U.S. military involvement in Afghanistan, the choice was, on a deeper level, revealing of the contorted reasoning with which the President and his advisors are charting the nation's course.

HG Wells had seemed fit to have the Martian invader lay waste to London and southern England.

In his public appearances he has seemed fit, if doddery and occasionally forgetful.

It has seemed to me fit and proper that they should be solemnly, reverently and gratefully acknowledged as with one heart and one voice by the whole American People.

Perhaps it was inevitable that with so much emotion accompanying this memorial match, the Welsh players would be unable to mark the occasion with the win which would have seemed so fitting.

Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, said it seemed "fitting to have such a gleaming talisman to watch over our city during this fantastic Olympic year".

Rebecca had updated Charlotte Brontë, so it seemed fitting that Fontaine was cast as Jane Eyre, opposite Orson Welles as Mr Rochester, in a 1943 film directed by Robert Stevenson.

"This is one that I've never attempted before so it seemed fitting to see what happens".

It's always something that I've wanted to do, and it seemed fitting to do it now as it didn't seem right with The Killers.