Sentence examples for rather befitting from inspiring English sources

There's something rather befitting about the media of the future being hacked around at Alexandra Palace which, you may or may not know, is the international birthplace of TV.

Sheen is never without style, but his Frosty mannerisms are very pronounced for his first scenes, and then they thaw into something more generic, even rather Blair-ish, as befitting a character whom we are ultimately supposed to take very seriously.

A newly installed free-standing "millennium" clock in a new pedestrian plaza near the station looks back, in its boxy, nondigital style, to the 20th century rather than ahead to the 21st, befitting the architectural mood of the village.

But as befitting a man of the movies, Wu's life would take a rather sudden and dramatic turn.

As befitting a royal park, we're talking pukka grass, manicured greens with herbaceous borders rather than bunkers, and concrete pineapples that wouldn't look out of place in a stately home.

Befitting his oeuvre, the one-word drawings are cryptic; floating free of any context, they function as images rather than text.

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).