Sentence examples for make it fitting from inspiring English sources

The Johnson-Bird comparison is a common one, but it will take more than big statistics to make it fitting.

Perhaps the novel's own priorities make it fitting to give the reader a style vote too, but it will be interesting to see how this experiment plays out.

After calls to return a Benin bronze and the Cecil Rhodes statue controversies, should we review public art to make it fitting to a modern audience?

After the return of a Benin bronze and the Cecil Rhodes statue controversies, should we review public art to make it fitting to a modern audience?

Which perhaps make it fitting that some of the most seasoned travellers of all, management consultants, appear to have been inspired by just this sort of untruth-in-advertising.

Status theories hold that human beings have attributes that make it fitting to ascribe certain rights to them, and make respect for these rights appropriate.

This made it fitting that my first question was about education, specifically academies.

They find in this case extraordinary features making it fitting in their judgment to determine whether the benefits and the taxes are valid or invalid.

He was with the Grizzlies for all three of those playoff sweeps, making it fitting that his 3-pointer sealed the franchise's first playoff win.

Which makes it fitting that Mr. Tykwer was chosen to direct "Heaven," Kieslowski's final completed screenplay (written with his usual collaborator, Krzysztof Piesiewicz).

With heavy-handed material by James Olm (music, lyrics and book) and J. C. Hanley (lyrics and book) and workmanlike direction by Richard Burk, the musical feels much more like a church Nativity play than heterodoxy (which makes it fitting that it is at St. Clement's Episcopal Church).