Sentence examples for is so befitting from inspiring English sources

Those in the United States may not be familiar with Lord Houghton or why the award that bears his name is so befitting to honor Congressman Moran, so let me elucidate here.

"And chocolate is so cheap at the co-op!" Befitting the neighborhood's liberal climate, some of those present expressed skepticism about the Memorial Day Murph's military undertone.

That artist, in turn, will give the award to a young person just learning the craft, befitting, Mr. Schaeffer said, an award named after a man "who is so fond of his teachers like Milton Babbitt and Oscar Hammerstein II".

"The King's Winter Masquerade" is so particularly special because we craft every moment of the night with the audience's perspective in mind, to make sure it's a grand spectacle befitting the title!

It was so much bigger than that, befitting the image of the man at its center.

Epic in scope, with arrangements steeped in jazz and world music and lyrics prone to dazzling flights of archaic language more befitting of William Faulkner than any modern songbook, it was so exceptional as to beg the question: where next?

Yet how befitting that he should have gone to that great diamond in the sky on the day of the All-Star Game, in which the New York Yankees were so richly represented.

You could suggest it'll be one befitting so important a Test match, that being one that is not very important at all.

Two objections: the reviewer is wrong in stating, "The principal message of these books is one befitting men who harbor the conviction that they should have been president: I told you so".

Champagne is popular, befitting the mood of tentative, responsible celebration.

Now is a befitting time to mention my grandfather.