Sentence examples for seems a suitable from inspiring English sources

So this seems a suitable note to end on.

It seems a suitable moment for a novel in which matters of the heart are so frequently subjects for black comedy.

Whatever Bish Bosch is about, Hieronymus Bosch seems a suitable muse – for this is a vision of hell on Earth, with tiny pockets of hope and humour.

It's called Nomads, which seems a suitable title for someone who flies around Asia as the chief creative officer for Ogilvy China (a role he will retain).

Norway seems a suitable setting for surrealism, but Dinerstein muddies the waters by both revering her subject matter and blithely undermining it.

The day after mild-mannered David Miliband expelled Mossad's senior man at the Israeli embassy in London seems a suitable day to revisit an episode that surprised me just before Christmas.

It seemed a suitable picture to ponder.

The idea of showcasing jobs emblematic of America's industrial heyday seemed a suitable solution.

So one can see why Ms. Ackerman might seem a suitable choice for "Sunset Boulevard".

But striking my shot down the middle (or nearly so) seemed a suitable plan of attack.

A pale and frothy concoction, it seemed a suitable legacy for the original Mr. Pupp, a pastry chef who in 1701 jumped to fill an entrepreneurial niche.