Sentence examples for of befits from inspiring English sources

Normally in a post of this caliber, I'd give you examples, but nothing I can think of befits this PG-13 blog, other than "harder please", but even that might be too much.

Browne flew me to Miami, had me meet with everyone and made me an offer I honestly couldn't refuse -- which kind of befit his status as an intimidating Godfather within the NBC power structure.

The concept of mourning befits all of Richter's work if we zero in on the third of the now proverbial five stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance.

Some of this befits the gaudiness of the world that Ms. Abbott's book evokes, but some is just plain overwrought, particularly when it comes to deathbed scenes.

The tone of voice befits a dry delivery, but there are hints of Henny Youngman.

That unencumbered air of obliviousness befits a man who is wise to the ways of instant soup, but incapable of buttoning up his shirt.

Important also was Max Jacob, who developed the traditional folk repertoire of the German Kasperltheater, between the 1920s and '50s, into something more suited to modern ideas of what befits children's entertainment.

The sun metaphor of illumination — as the source of both being and of knowledge (enlightenment) — befits the universality of the hosshin perfectly.

Dress code: The exact correct level of scruffiness as befits women of their age.

The book is a tour de force of storytelling, as befits a writer of fiction as well as of anthropology.

Perhaps the limitless scroll of the screen befits that kind of reading.