Sentence examples for ill fitted from inspiring English sources

Its relentless efforts to lock users into its software are particularly ill fitted to the Internet's open spirit.

The implication was that women hadn't much to fret about — etiquette, hostessing — and that none of their questions would be ill fitted for a public forum.

If so, it was singularly ill fitted for it: the army was tiny, it did not have conscription, and its higher command lacked the structures or expertise for European war.

Later she blamed her own "foolishness, naivety and perhaps intellectual laziness", but some found it hard to forgive her for signing a petition in 1953 backing a show trial of four priests.Her ironic and individualistic spirit was ill fitted to the grey conformity of "people's Poland": the Nobel citation said she wrote with the ease of Mozart and the fury of Beethoven.

Legacy providers are often ill fitted to monitoring big data, thousands of mobile and the new massive loads on networks.

This is particularly evident in Figs.  8 and 9 which show rankings by NMSE and Chi-squared metrics, where the Birnbaum Sanders distribution was particularly ill fitted as compared to Figs.  11 and 12 in which it is comparable when evaluated using the (R^2), and AIC and BIC criteria, respectively.

The scenery usually appears rather fake (is that supposed to be a treehouse?), the costumes ill fitting.

Yet even with my daughter happily still at home, this new era required alterations in long-established patterns of life — alterations that seemed ill fitting.

The pants were ill fitting.

After my brother's death I would hear the song constantly at the store and on the radio, reminding me of him and the worst part was that the words were ill fitting.

If a model remains significantly ill fitting despite modification-index-induced changes, that constitutes especially strong and worrisome evidence of model problems.