Sentence examples for seen as fitting from inspiring English sources

It can be seen as fitting that Burke is appearing in one of the many current West End hits that features existing hit songs.

Far from being bizarre, the failure of the law of excluded middle for points in the intuitionistic continuum may be seen as fitting in well with the character of the intuitive continuum.

CC would need to be seen as fitting in with the routine work of the practice in order for GPs to make changes to accommodate the work involved.

If athletes have traditionally been seen as fitting subjects for any sort of visual representation, it has been by illustrators and photojournalists.

However, Jackson (1998) defends Dewey against similar criticisms, especially with respect to Cage's 4′33″ which he sees as fitting Dewey's definition nicely.

The loss of control over the research budget may well be one factor with researchers doing or (increasingly) contracting out work that others see as fitting the bill.

And the immigrant nations of the US, Canada and Australia were built as white settler societies that took the land from indigenous peoples and were for a long time very selective with regard to immigrants they saw as fitting the national mould.

When we started our journey to becoming an AQP, we knew it was critical to be seen as fit for purpose from both a financial and regulatory standpoint.

Colonel Vandamme called aid workers "wives" — "because they care for people," according to Polman, and also, presumably, because they are seen as fit objects of manipulation and exploitation.

Finally, as one us has been treated for cancer and the other is a class 1 diabetic, would we be seen as fit and healthy at the time of setting up a trust?

Would-be enlistees who have misdemeanors and even felonies on their records can and do obtain waivers to join the military if they're seen as fit, said Beth Asch, a specialist in military manpower at the RAND Corporation.