Sentence examples for it would seem fitting from inspiring English sources
In a year when Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal have won majors once again, it would seem fitting.
The latter seemed desirable partly because he disliked the Kentish archbishop of Canterbury, Jaenberht, but also because it would seem fitting to him that the leading kingdom should be free from external interference in ecclesiastical affairs.
Given any immense state occasion (or some carbuncle of hype - if you can tell one from the other), it would seem fitting that Barbra be there to sing any or all of the national anthems America is collecting in this busy moment.
It would seem fitting that this video is shot in New York City, the mecca for all people trying to achieve the impossible.
As brokers are involved in patient care, directly or indirectly, and have a unique relationship with the medical tourist, it would seem fitting that the government take steps to monitor their work and ensure they are meeting standards of care for patients.
It certainly would seem fitting.
Instead, Tebow would seem fit for Tony Sparano, the new offensive coordinator and the coach whose Miami Dolphins introduced the Wildcat formation to the N.F.L. Tebow did win a national championship at Florida running situational packages as a backup his freshman season.
He was an icon of the West when he died, and it would seem only fitting that the government honor his life by making sure that others of his kind could flourish in their desert home.
It's a bright, cheery show aimed squarely at the mainstream, and at first glance, it would seem to fit ABC's brand, which is all about inclusive, upbeat worlds and the middle-class people who inhabit them.
There is no punishment that can be inflicted on a journalist, it would seem, that can fit the crime of actually being a journalist.
