Sentence examples for its fits of from inspiring English sources
The British public is in one of its fits of morality right now but this will pass.
Peer into an online journal, and you find the operatic texture of teenage life with its fits of romantic misery, quick-change moods and sardonic inside jokes.
The British public is in one of its fits of morality right now but this will pass". Sir Thomas's reading of the riot act is admirable.
His protean career, with its stops and restarts, its fits of self-questioning and its avid openness to the advances in the art — and with its endless energy and happy longevity — is cause for celebration.
His protean career, with its stops and restarts, its fits of self-questioning and its avid openness to the advances in the art and with its endless energy and happy longevity is cause for celebration.
International insurance broker Arthur J. Gallagher was recognised for its fit out of the Walbrook Building in London, a 5,600m2 space that accommodates around 700 of its staff.
This simple structure allows rigorous testing of its fit to data.
The filmmakers have caught the joyfully vicious tone of the celebrity culture in one of its periodic fits of contempt for an idol it had deliriously created.
Welcome to the new House of Commons, courtesy of the Barclay brothers and a British public going through one of its periodic fits of morality.
The great historian Macaulay wrote that there was nothing "so ridiculous as the British public in one of its periodical fits of morality".
The historian Lord Macaulay observed in 1830 that "we know of no spectacle so ridiculous as the British public in one of its periodical fits of morality".
