Sentence examples for just as fitting from inspiring English sources
It would be a fitting tribute to the legendary singer — just as fitting as illustrator Jen Lewis' sweet, and now heartbreaking, drawing of Bowie as the title character from Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's "The Little Prince".
His comprehensive study of the insects of Angkor earned him the nickname of Ant Man, but Indiana Jones would be just as fitting.
New Order's album "Power, Corruption and Lies" would make just as fitting a title for the magnificent ode to Factory Records, "24 Hour Party People," which tracks the rise and fall of that postpunk label.
And it is just as fitting that it was a conservative Chief Justice — ruling on what he claimed to be traditional conservative grounds (deference to the legislature) — who upended the conservative campaign to declare health-care reform unconstitutional.
Beginning next month, Virgin America crew members will be wearing new uniforms by Banana Republic — including a women's torso-hugging lambskin leather jacket and a men's zip-up cardigan with red and black bicep bands — that would seem just as fitting in an upscale bar as in the cabin of an Airbus A320.
He flips it over to show the front, which identifies the foundation and a slogan that seems just as fitting: "Go forward".
"An older person can get just as fit as someone who's younger, but you have to take it more slowly," Mr. Mercurio said.
Right now, "Chinese players are just as good [as foreign players] technically, they are just as fit physically, but they have no creativity.
This implies that the reduction in recovery of Sp containing chromosomes is not due to an intrinsic mitotic defect; following meiosis, haploid combinations appear to be just as fit as conspecific meiotic products.
TNT is to announce that three series will be added to its schedule: a detective drama, "Memphis Beat"; "Fallen Skies," from Steven Spielberg and starring Noah Wyle; and "Rizzoli & Isles," a show about crime-solvers that could just as easily fit into a broadcaster's schedule.
Expressed vaguely enough to apply to radically different novels, the common features Hall discovered in the bestsellers he studied, Maass' techniques, or Baldwin's 10 steps could just as easily fit the books aimed at the bestseller list that flopped as the successes.
