Sentence examples for most fitting title from inspiring English sources

Although she had wanted to avoid the number motif of her debut, Adele considered "21" the most fitting title as it represented her age at the time of the album's composition, serving as an autobiographical period piece, and symbolised the personal maturity and artistic evolution since her debut.

I think it is most fitting to align this chapter title with Jonathan Franzen's famous Harper's essay about the state of the novel which was later retitled as "Why Bother?" Why bother to read Christopher Moore's absurd fiction when their is a large library of serious writing available for readers?

SÃO PAULO — In the end, the Formula One drivers' title ended in the most fitting way possible: a mad dash from beginning to end, with the two finalists having to overcome setbacks that would have eliminated lesser drivers.

And the title sequence is one of the best, and most fitting, you'll ever see: the camera prowls through an intricate and increasingly horrific arrangement of nautically themed sculpture.

His most recent effort is entitled, Friends, Family, and Neighbors - a fitting title, because Crenshaw enlisted help from his inner-circle of über talented loved ones, including his brothers.

A more fitting title for "Intimacy" might be "Innocence".

The substitute was a most fitting hero.

Perhaps that was the most fitting tribute to Steve Prescott.

A better fitting title would have begun "Once Upon a Time in... ..

A more fitting title for the film might have been "Triumph of the Earl".

In Choctaw, Yalobusha means "the tadpole place," which seemed a fitting title for their skinny storefront.