Sentence examples for so unsuited from inspiring English sources

Bernard Kouchner is not quite so unsuited to this awe-inspiring milieu as might first appear.

That would have been a rather bleak, cautionary ending, but not so unsuited to our unsettling times.

He seemed so unsuited to the practical world that I could never quite see him as a middle-aged man.

We know that Douglas and Harley are suited to each other largely because they feel so unsuited to anyone else.

The bigger question is: who is it that entrusts him with responsibilities his character-set is so unsuited to?

It was really difficult learning Italian when I lived in Rome, partly because my grim English face is so unsuited to these romance languages.

And anyway, if the original text was so ideologically unsuited to Christian tastes, then why bother optioning Cooper's book in the first place?

But I'm struggling to understand why people who seem so temperamentally unsuited for the myriad judgments of police work keep signing up (and getting hired) for the job".

But before she can cash that ticket he's gone, leaving her stranded and forced back into teaching, a profession for which she's so constitutionally unsuited it borders on the criminal.

[2] I think it is agreed by all (sane) parties that, given the present deplorable state of the world, we can ill afford to entrust decisions concerning the future of this nation to persons so evidently unsuited to the task.

Sticking to short fiction was not her original plan, Munro said, but she now recognises she needs to know when a project will be completed, and so is unsuited to working on anything more open-ended - "you might die while writing a 500-page novel".