Sentence examples for more fittingly than from inspiring English sources
Williams would have turned 100 this month, and towns and cities around the country are hosting fetes in his honor, but none more fittingly than Columbus, the playwright's birthplace and his home until age 7.
Before the performance, he said with equanimity,"I suspect that I'm done for," and surely no great man of the theatre ever died more fittingly than by playing the part of someone who only pretends to die - "Don't be the least bit afraid," he has his hero say, "I'm not really dead"..
There is no one who better bears the title "Mr. One Percent" more fittingly than Mitt Romney.
Whether it's aliens killing each other with zap guns or intergalactic crusaders blasting across galaxies, we can all agree that music made by computers just sounds more fittingly futuristic than, say, the plucked strings of guitars.
The mixers build into a strange combination of two very different types of desperation, perhaps more fittingly matched than any of the pairs that find their way together over the course of the film.
Whether it's aliens killing each other with zap guns or intergalactic crusaders blasting across galaxies, we can all agree that music made by computers just sounds more fittingly futuristic than, say, the plucked strings of guitars.
Whether it's aliens killing each other with ray guns or intergalactic crusaders blasting across galaxies, we can all agree that music made by computers just sounds more fittingly futuristic than, say, the plucked strings of guitars.
Nothing could have more fittingly honoured the memory of Seve Ballesteros, who died in May of last year, than the fighting spirit shown by players whose white shirtsleeves on Sunday were adorned by the image of his distinctive silhouette.
This rediscovery more fittingly belongs to Morton Thompson.
Or perhaps more fittingly, a dragon.
And no loan could more fittingly mark the long friendship of our two houses, or the period of their founding, than a sculpture from the Parthenon".
