Sentence examples for somewhat more fitting from inspiring English sources

A few fans, presumably not from Colorado, attempted to give Kobe the entirely unsuitable nickname "Crime Fighter" when "Vigilante", or perhaps "Anti-Hero", would be somewhat more fitting.

In this case, application of a fitting procedure is somewhat more complex.

Carlsen has been called the Mozart of chess, although perhaps a more fitting description would be the Justin Bieber of Slow TV – a somewhat generic term used to describe programmes that run for hours without much happening.

"Even more fitting," Williams said.

What more fitting use for this land?

Weiner was somewhat more forthright.

A somewhat more subtle mistake.

"It couldn't have been more fitting".

Far more fitting for a lord, surely?

Others fare somewhat more poorly, however.

Other Spaniards are somewhat more pragmatic.