Sentence examples for seem more fitting from inspiring English sources

The suit and the upright posture of today seem more fitting.

I had read Cusack liked a cigar, which would seem more fitting.

Lately, a vault worthy of the Bank of Saudi Arabia would seem more fitting for the storage of the Rodriguez family baggage.

Of course, for those of us who grew up chanting "My Very Eager Mother Just Served Us New Pizza," nine planets will always seem more fitting than eight.

Michael Byers ("Even More Things in Heaven and Earth," Op-Ed, Feb. 4) says "nine planets will always seem more fitting than eight".

An arrogant insouciance might, for example, seem more fitting to an age of imperialism than this wilting, debilitating malady; and enlightenment, another well-known theme of the era, might have been better served by a mood of questing impatience.

One another seems more fitting.

Victor Herbert's operetta Babes in Toyland seems more fitting.

Perhaps its time for the old adage of social enterprise to be updated; "getting filthy rich by doing good" seems more fitting.

From New York to Los Angeles, celebrities like Naomi Campbell, right, and Christina Ricci have been seen traipsing around in microminis paired with knee-high, suede Minnetonka moccasin boots ($54.90 at www.frumps.com) that seem more fit for a stage version of "Pocahontas" than for city streets.

Malcolm's two small backpacks were packed tight with light clothing, toiletries, cell phones, a Qur'an, a Bible, an introduction to Freemasonry, and a small burgundy prayer rug, among other personal items that would seem more fit for a spiritual retreat than a drinking binge in Mexico City.