Sentence examples for perhaps more fitting from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Andreotti's original words were perhaps more fitting: "Power wears out those who don't have it".

The test series at Bikini was given a less esoteric but perhaps more fitting moniker: Operation Crossroads.

But if her gold is her main reward for her years of dedication, she still has her eyes on another thing, perhaps more fitting for her youth.

But given that Kerviel's only real friend in his apartment block in the posh Paris suburb of Neuilly-sur-Seine Neuilly-sur-Seine Neuilly-sur-Seineit is perhaps more fitting to spend $17.99 on a "Free Jérôme Kerviel" T-shirt for dogs.

This means that less sexy labels, like democratic coup or soft coup, are perhaps more fitting.

In fact he is patron saint of the blind, which is perhaps more fitting.

There is perhaps no more fitting finale to a long legal career than a judgeship.

Perhaps a more fitting punishment would be to require Penn State to financially and institutionally support a more open, continuing self-examination, something needed for all educational institutions.

It's a song by Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All, whose apathetic anarchy is perhaps a more fitting, if unwitting, soundtrack to the riots of last week than the Clash's.

If they are going to make another run into late January, or even survive after the regular-season closer in Miami on New Year's Day, it'll apparently have to be the hard way, perhaps the more fitting Rx for a Ryan squad.

But perhaps a more fitting epitaph could be his most famous turn of phrase: "Let there be light".