Sentence examples for it might be fitting from inspiring English sources

If the largely spontaneous 802.11 wave does swamp the various other wireless data networking standards, it might be fitting.

I think it might be fitting to replace Hamilton with the man who killed him – Aaron Burr's reputation, unlike Hamilton's, is in need of resuscitation – but it's been decided that his substitute will be a woman.

Just hours before the ceremony, a special congressional committee decided that it might be fitting for Washington to rest his hand on a Bible, and, since no one in Federal Hall had a copy, there followed a mad dash to find one.

I was having trouble keeping track of it myself, so for the good of the both of us, I thought it might be fitting to bundle all this news up into something a tad more easily digestible.

Granted, if I am using this cliché to refer to the fact that I love my dog but hate it when she poops in the house, it might be fitting.

While this move appears to be commercial reasons, it might be fit well with a long-term plan to erect a paywall around the whole Murdoch empire, which would push charging for content to a whole new level.

That might be fitting for an icon of a cricket-mad nation.

A look like Zia Rashid from the book "The Kane Chronicles" might be fitting.

Rivera might be fitted for some orthotics for his cleat to try to relieve the pain.

Finally, he considers some formal rules that might be fit to generate these one-liners mechanically.

We hope within 10 days he might be fit again, but not to play".