Sentence examples for is most fitting from inspiring English sources
This collaboration is most fitting, since Mr. Fleisher is one of America's most respected teachers.
The phrase "out with the old and in with the new" is most fitting in the modern game of soccer, but it underlines the need to stop and appreciate a team we enjoy before the nature of the sport has its way with it.
Thus, one needs to weigh things up (discretion) to do what is most fitting and fulfill the intended function of the norm" (YL: 10a, par. 49). 5.
The journey image is most fitting for me.
"In celebrating the 25th anniversary of our MusiCares Person of the Year tribute, it is most fitting that we are honoring Bob Dylan, whose body of creative work has contributed to America's culture, as well as that of the entire world, in genuinely deep and lasting ways,"said Neil Portnow, President/CEO of the MusiCares Foundation and The Recording Academy.
I think it is most fitting to align this chapter title with Jonathan Franzen's famous Harper's essay about the state of the novel which was later retitled as "Why Bother?" Why bother to read Christopher Moore's absurd fiction when their is a large library of serious writing available for readers?
A celebration on the mound, and a parade through Lower Manhattan, would be most fitting.
TUESDAY'S PUZZLE — Today, I think it's most fitting to start the post with a quote from puzzle editor Will Shortz: Some time ago one of the crossword bloggers (I won't say which one, but her initials are D.A). declared that if she ever saw another vowel-progression theme again, she'd poke her eyes out.
Call it an irony, but Dwight D. Eisenhower, the president who articulated the domino theory that brought Russo to Vietnam, crafted the words that might be most fitting for his epitaph years before he arrived in Vietnam.
Officials hope the walking workshops will allow local residents to help give them a "sense" of what homes, yards and design features they feel are most fitting for Burbank.
