Sentence examples for message befitting from inspiring English sources

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

This past Monday, he presented a standard partisan message befitting any Democratic politician of modern times.

By every appearance, this Mr. McCain is, or at least is struggling to be, disciplined and on message in a way befitting of American politics today, if not quite befitting of the McCain of yesterday.

For all his fame on several continents, Mr. Stott's travels and appearances were remarkably devoid of pomp, befitting his simple message of reason and faith and his unassuming demeanor.

Two objections: the reviewer is wrong in stating, "The principal message of these books is one befitting men who harbor the conviction that they should have been president: I told you so".

The message both receive is that the "authorities" who oversee a deeply flawed system are rewarded with fat cat salaries befitting a City wide boy.

During the fall 2004 fashion shows, which ended earlier this month, the message of maturity was delivered even more emphatically by designers like Patrick Robinson for Perry Ellis and Marc Jacobs, who promoted full womanly skirts, grosgrain belts befitting a tea party and big coats with oversized buttons and rounded lynx collars.

'Conduct befitting a professor'?

IT was a gown befitting a princess.

The conversations were chaotic, befitting the scene.

The result is an art book befitting its Abrams imprint.