Sentence examples for more suitable tribute from inspiring English sources

For Elisabeth Sladen's rather mournful one, I can't think of a more suitable tribute.

It now stands in the centre of the town, in the shadow of the giant Caerphilly Castle, a more than suitable tribute to the man who is, arguably, the town's greatest son.

One film paid suitable tribute: "The Friends of Eddie Coyle" (1973), directed by Peter Yates, and starring Robert Mitchum.

Soon after, wooden backboards proved more suitable.

In the 16-line epigram Milton contends that no man-made monument is a suitable tribute to Shakespeare's achievement.

Mechanistic structures are more suitable otherwise.

In Scotland, livestock farming could become more suitable.

"In a way Dublin was more suitable," Mr. Dancy said.

The question is who defines what is more suitable?

It would be more suitable for chickens than human beings..

His namesake Jason might have been more suitable.