Sentence examples for it's more fitting from inspiring English sources

It's fitting that Spielberg's new heroine is based on one found in real life, and it's more fitting still that Lawrence's role is that of a photographer.

So perhaps, given the abject state of 2016, it's more fitting to concentrate on the worst TV shows of the year.

It's more fitting to think of GoEuro as a long distance version of another European transportation startup, Balderton-backed Citymapper — the latter being focused on simplifying urban public transport trips within cities like London.

Even if it's a roots reggae sample, I do my best to mess with it so it's more fitting in the context of the genre.

If you want to lead the glamorous life of an artist, for example, it's more fitting to hang out in coffee shops, discussing art history with like-minded people til the early hours of the morning than to go bar-hopping.

It was more fitting, more endearing than that.

Perhaps it is more fitting to call him a mass murderer than a Muslim terrorist.

Although to date clinical appraisal has been used to select the appropriate thresholds [ 39], it is more fitting that patient reports be used to inform appropriate thresholds in PROMs analyses.

If Trump's foreign policy turns out to be what Putin hopes it to be, it might be more fitting to put Churchill back in the the closet and install a likeness of Neville Chamberlain instead.

"As it developed, we realized that it would be more fitting for the northeast corner, for one thing because of its size," said Deborah Ziska, spokeswoman for the gallery.

The earl wanted the structure to be designed in Gothic style, but Harrison advised that it would be more fitting to the adjacent Roman walls for it to be Neoclassical, and after much debate this was accepted.