Sentence examples for more fitting a from inspiring English sources
"What more fitting a way to win the game with all of the hype about Indiana," Riley would say later.
Could there be more fitting a film than Armageddon to be bookended by Criterion's #39 and #41, Tokyo Drifter and Henry V Wes Andersonn doesn't make movies anymore.
Although real people associated with BP erred, the legal fiction called BP is no more fitting an object of blame than any legal instrument.
However, in a Freudian slip, the Russian version of the word was written as "reload" -- an action more fitting for a rifle than a computer.
Their enterprise has developed in seamless step with their audience in a way more fitting of a couture fashion house than a record label. .
The official wording, taken from a Kitchener speech, may seem more fitting for a character in a Henry James novel.
Instead, he plastered London and other cities with posters showing the album cover, a guerrilla campaign more fitting for a DIY punk band than a major star.
Not 'when she's done'; not 'when she's finished'; but 'when she's threw [through],' a nuanced construction more fitting for an adult than a child.
His is a style that even supporters suggest seems more fitting for a circumspect comptroller than a man seeking to become the successor to this of all mayors.
1) During the second debate, in a statement more fitting of a corrupt dictator, Trump threatened to prosecute and jail his political opponent, Hillary Clinton if elected president.
"Bush's spending seems more fitting for a small corporation than a campaign for president," said Holly Bailey, who wrote the study.
