Sentence examples for language befitting from inspiring English sources

In technical language befitting a military operation, workers were asked to provide officials with lists of their contacts -- family members, neighbors, subordinates -- and make sure each one voted.

Spanish classes are available on most cruises, and many include language lessons befitting the trip, like Italian on the Amalfi Coast or French on the Riviera.

"The statement grossly mischaracterizes both Mr. Cosby's actions and his deposition testimony, in language more befitting a tabloid journal rather than a respected institution of higher learning". .

It feels almost too confining to place Zivkovic's work in the category of speculative fiction, but until our limited language can generate a more befitting name for his genre, the classification will have to do.

It has violence, and the strong language and sexuality, real and implied, befitting an old-school tabloid burlesque.

O'Rourke speaks the language as well as he does English, befitting one who (like this novel's author) began life in Dublin and came to America as a lad.

He above all would acknowledge the transcendence of profound classical language as symbolic of abiding American purpose befitting the founders' most basic intent even in ways contemporaneously inconceivable like abolition.

"The language that was used by Julie Bishop was not befitting somebody who is likely to become the next foreign minister".

Drummers provide meaningful drum language whilst horn blowers articulate their sonic poetic message befitting the mission of the day.

'Conduct befitting a professor'?

The conversations were chaotic, befitting the scene.