Sentence examples similar to most fittingly defined from inspiring English sources

A color scheme that evoked the barnyard and the excretions of babies fittingly defined the Browns.

A color scheme that evoked the barnyard and the excretions of babies fittingly defined the St . Louis Browns

Perhaps most fittingly for 2016, Aminatta Forna describes the Museum of Broken Relationships in Zagreb.

The little boy and his dog, snug together on a sled with picnic and a book titled "Two Best Friends," belong, most fittingly, to Lauren Castillo's "The Reader".

MARTHA GRAHAM DANCE COMPANY The venerable, beleaguered troupe opens "Sitelines," the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council's summer series of free outdoor performances, most fittingly, with "Steps in the Street" and "Prelude to Action".

The reclusive cougars — also called pumas, catamounts, mountain lions and, perhaps most fittingly, "ghost cats" — came under siege in the Eastern United States starting in the 1700s, when they were hunted by European settlers.

The lesson is the "denier" label applies most fittingly to global warming activists rather than skeptics.

Most fittingly, he headed straight for the chipping area.

And it was, most fittingly, on the faces of children.

And perhaps most fittingly, the film is entitled "The Pretentious Presentation Of The Uterine Inhabitant".

Most humans define themselves by their tribe.