Sentence examples for most unfitting from inspiring English sources

My critics saw an egocentric focus that is most unfitting to morality.

Chinese people who want to learn English often pick (or are given by their English teachers) idiosyncratic names like Rainbow, Sunshine, Vena, or Tulip, but this was the first Zsa Zsa I'd met and it was possibly the most unfitting name choice of all time.

It's a move that has seen widespread celebration and hailing of Tubman as a "shero" and "inspiration" in a girl power-esque rhetoric wholly unfitting for a woman who dedicated her life to liberating others from the most visceral of structural oppressions.

Over the course of six months, two-thirds of the game's tools and engine had to be rewritten by the programmers, the animation and collision systems being subject to the most changes, and while experiments were conducted with underwater levels, they were ultimately omitted as they felt too slow and unfitting to the overall gameplay.

An unfitting end for such a fine player.

It was not an unfitting end.

Yet the annual events in Ashbourne, England, actually make the word chaos seem somehow unfitting.

It's behavior unfitting of a "civilized state," harrumphed one Swiss politician.

It's an odd emblem for the play, but not entirely unfitting.

Kennan believed we gave our opponents a propaganda victory each time we acted in a manner unfitting of our ideals.

With his behavior, Sharon is making himself illegitimate and unfitting to lead in a time of crisis".