Sentence examples for make it fitting to give from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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

She finally makes it to the fitting, late.

You might not guess that given how little national media attention most of this week's attacks received, but in a sense that makes it a fitting microcosm on which to close out the first half of the year: a collection of small or seemingly typical attacks that American culture takes as a given but which add up to a grinding, massive tragedy.

There is no cheese in this recipe, which makes it a particularly fitting partner to seafood.

Smocking gives fabric an elastic quality and makes it more form fitting. You'll need to take this into account when cutting fabric for the pattern you're using.

"That's the scariest thing," he said, making a fitting comparison given his onstage companion.

In its revelatory audacity, it makes a fitting conclusion to my litany of great performances.

It makes a fitting monument to a man who loved his art so much he believed it almost amounted to a faith requiring its own clergy.

Consider adding a musical term to your name to make it more fitting for the front of your guitar.