Sentence examples for is more befitting from inspiring English sources

Today, in his 50th year in baseball, his look is more befitting of a grandfather, but he is no less a character.

Satanism adopts a mythological backdrop that we feel is more befitting to modern culture than the monarchical, feudalistic, theocratic superstitions of old.

While Comella may have played at Stanford under Bill Walsh, he said he hardly fits the image that is more befitting of someone like Woods, whom he once shared a class with.

The man who sent out more winners than any other trainer in 2009 is a Scot by birth, but his no-nonsense approach is more befitting his Yorkshire base and he is characteristically forthright when it comes to those behind Racing For Change, the project the British Horseracing Authority hope will lead the sport out of the wilderness.

R&D sounds rather fancy and many people's first reaction is that it is more befitting of companies like Google, Facebook or Twitter.

Such machine jobs, Hyman argues, are best done by machines, leaving humans free to do work that is more befitting the things that make humans unique.

Such irredentism and hostile propaganda are more befitting to 19th-century policies than 21st-century NATO membership.

The weather was more befitting boots and cashmere, but women sauntered (and shivered) in slinky dresses and open-toe stilettos.

Lives of the 1 Percent Contemporary art may have been on sale at Sotheby's Wednesday night, but the scene was more befitting a surrealist.

Other moments of the broadcast were more befitting the Golden Age of Television, which we were repeatedly reminded we are in.

Mr. Williamson said the data for France were more befitting a struggling "peripheral" euro zone economy like Spain or Italy, rather than the "core" status that France traditionally shares with Germany.