Sentence examples for perhaps fitting for from inspiring English sources

And perhaps fitting for the Tar Heels, who have played a difficult schedule.

It is ironic and perhaps fitting for fashion's often contradictory grand narrative that the simplicity of new beginnings is located in a cacophony of colour and concealment.

Perhaps fitting for the day that Google announced that it was opening a music download store, 76 percent of Mr. Miller's album sales were digital.

But Twitter's letter in its filing, which was made public on Thursday, was much more succinct — perhaps fitting for a company that has popularized short bursts of information.

The fate of Yiddish is something of a question mark — perhaps fitting for a culture famous for answering questions with questions.

Yet he often appears tense and ill-at-ease, perhaps fitting for a man who refuses to sit at a desk.

Now, the 49-year-old has been seen 'retching' at the side of the track after driving an Audi R8 V10 with co-presenter Sabine Schmitz, affirming many people's claims he is not perhaps fit for the job.

But do I have any sort of faith, even a small, uneasy one, not perhaps "fit for purpose" but a helpful guide through the moment-by-moment moments that I have left to live through?

Perhaps fit for four ships, the anchorage held seven warships and six merchant vessels on 14 March.

Italians are known for their sense of style, so it is perhaps fitting that the campaign for 2001 parliamentary elections, which will determine whether Italy stays center-left or veers center-right, is fixated on looks.

Firmly tongue in cheek, the idea won the Future Concepts category at the Dutch Design Awards, perhaps fitting given the country's reputation for having both the tallest people on Earth and a stark vulnerability to rising sea levels.