Sentence examples for may have fitted from inspiring English sources
The support I gave her in her early career may have fitted the brief of being a mentor but I didn't realise this at the time.
He may have fitted into the Bloomsbury scene "as naturally as a pencil fits into a sharpener" (there's a flawlessly informative image), but he gets round to describing the ordinary houses and ordinary people.
Usually it is a matter of durable quality, but occasionally the culprits are shape and size: pieces that may have fitted the customs of their time but that the present music business has no place to put.
Non-linear regressions may have fitted data more accurately, however we preferred simple conventional linear models to avoid complexity or overfitting.
It was; but intimidated was another word that may have fit.
Ms. Khan's modest day care operation may have fit that description, said Jessica L. Scaperotti, a spokeswoman for the city's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, which is investigating the child's death.
"Fifteen years ago, it may have been true that many of the internet hacking 'pranks' or nuisance malware was created by egotistical script kiddies," says Nachreiner. "Many of them may have fit the profile of awkward, socially inept loners with strong technical skills.
In some respects, Dr. Berry may have fit a profile of the kind of person federal agents are looking for: someone with a passionate interest in counterterrorism, a basic knowledge of biological weaponry and perhaps the potential to profit financially from a biological attack.
Reading the abstract and keywords to eliminate additional papers whose title may have fit, but abstract did not relate to the research question.
Participants may have fit more than one category in some instances, however indicated their 'primary' affiliation at the start of the survey process.
Buffy 1.0 may have fit that general description, but she was still miles from the pithy, conflicted Sarah Michelle Gellar character who became a third-wave feminist icon.
