Sentence examples for question of fit from inspiring English sources

Actually, he said, there was always a question of fit.

Added to the question of fit, is the equally thorny question of age – of the wearer, not the clothing.

Mr. Gee, 56, said that his surprise move had turned on a question of "fit" and that he felt he could have a larger impact at Vanderbilt, a research university in Nashville that is growing in stature, than at Brown, an Ivy League institution in Providence, R.I., known chiefly for its strong undergraduate liberal arts programs.

I was chatting with an education researcher today, and she suggested that some large chunk of teacher performance may actually be a question of fit: that a "good" teacher may in large part simply be someone who is lucky enough to teach the kind of student that he or she is particularly suited to teaching.

He manages somehow to get hold of Mary and Young James and to make clear that one is his son and the other his sister and that it is not a question of fits.

Of course, you have to support our ideology as a starting point, but it is also a question of being fit in your body and mind to fight – to be arrested, struggle with police and jump fences.

Possibly, addictiveness is a question of "best fit" to an objective situation in which a person finds him- or herself.

If you've got class like that you never lose it - it's just a question of getting fit enough and being at the standard.

A new generation of architects, shuffling a set of eerily familiar models, is wrestling once more with the complex question of what fits and what does not on this riverside plot.

Try these examples, changing the content of the question to fit the topic: "When you said you were stressed in your job, is that because of the workload, or some other reason?".

Remember it is not just a question of whether you fit with a school's character, but also whether a school fits with yours.