Sentence examples for seemingly fitting from inspiring English sources

In 2007, when a 12-foot Minke whale appeared near the canal's mouth, frolicking in the water, it quickly earned a seemingly fitting nickname: Sludgie.

She ended the caption with the seemingly fitting hashtag "#kissmyass" and a shoutout to the sites and magazines that love to share so-called "celeb flaws".

You're 80, and seemingly fit as a fiddle.

Being stuck on 199 for the winter seemingly fits the theme of his career.

Brown had a bounce-back season in 2003, but he is ornery and does not seemingly fit in with the image of the businesslike Yankees.

In New York, a city where history accrues at the velocity of a blizzard, cloaking the contours of what we consider familiar in the world, a century can seemingly fit into two decades.

Konta, seemingly fit again after appearing on the practice courts in Singapore, where she participated in the buildup to the event, could yet feature as first alternate in the event of any further withdrawals.

"But we need to find out how a man in his late 30s, who was seemingly fit and well, went to a nightclub in Hull and a few hours later met his death".

That description would seemingly fit a fan of the endlessly downtrodden Tampa Bay Devil Rays, especially if he or she had the temerity to wear the familiar green, blue, black and white colors in the Bronx.

Such a mood-dampening question, on an occasion seemingly fit for celebration, was an expression of the extraordinary circumstances of a diplomatic breakthrough whose basis has still not been publicly explained.

This acts as a clearinghouse for over-the-top "story ideas" that would seemingly fit the counterintuitive spin that Slate magazine favors, along the lines of, say, why Kobe Bryant's injury would be good for the Lakers in the N.B.A. playoffs.