Sentence examples similar to own a fitting object from inspiring English sources

Ross would argue that something is only a fitting object of a pro-attitude because it is good (1939, 278 9).

I am an architect and researcher whose primary interest is research-driven design approaches to fitting objects, spaces, and experiences to human needs, capabilities, and behaviors.

"We wanted a fitting home for these objects," Dr. Deupi said.

Ewing thought that to be good is to be the object of a fitting pro-attitude.

Using computers, Lenz, lead author of the study, devised a mathematical model to simulate how identical but ill-fitting objects would clump together.

It would have been a fitting title for his own autobiography, and perhaps there was a subliminal message there.

"A life of its own" is a lazy phrase, but it's a fitting one for the xenomorph.

It is a fitting image these days as he ponders his own hurried exodus from the country he loves.

Although real people associated with BP erred, the legal fiction called BP is no more fitting an object of blame than any legal instrument.

For a man whose own life has been marked by extraordinary productivity and success, it's a fitting legacy.

So, as a fitting riposte to Prospect's list, we have compiled our own: Britain's Top 101 Female Public Intellectuals.