Sentence examples for perfectly befitting from inspiring English sources

And when, in the final act, Posthumus receives a healing visit from the god Jupiter — who arrives on a giant gold eagle, no less — it seems wholly appropriate, a form of therapy perfectly befitting the depth of his suffering.

(He accuses her of being "belligerently sensitive," a description perfectly befitting him.) His wandering mind tends to focus not on the larger tasks at hand but on minutiae like the grammatical solecisms Sarah keeps committing; he's a stickler for unsplit infinitives.

They have, as befitting their age and agenda, boundless energy, unquestioning confidence and perfectly natural disdain for authority.

On a recent afternoon he was perfectly attired in a summer-weight tan suit from Saks, accessorized with -- befitting a former gumshoe -- black brogans.

The conversations were chaotic, befitting the scene.

Befitting her music, Lissie's image is very natural.

As befitting a technology start-up, Yandex had scrappy beginnings.

Befitting his position, Mr. Elkann did not travel unaccompanied.

(And befitting poetic royalty, he was ferried in a pedicab).

The chill, befitting the mood, refused to lift.

Befitting a penal colony, Coiba is not easy to reach.