Sentence examples similar to strike as suitable from inspiring English sources

(Michael Bloomberg is, of course, preparing to run for president, but there's no way Democrats are about to anoint a New York billionaire to run against the New York billionaire already in the White House). Mega-cities have always been such a distinct political terrain that presiding over them hasn't struck suburban and rural voters as suitable preparation for governing a broader public.

"You had people identified as suitable customers.

Remove or leave longer, as suitable.

Rufus the hawk strikes me as a suitable metaphor for Wimbledon's early stages.

As he does in most of his works, Mr. Golijov moves easily among musical accents and eras, creating whatever world strikes him as most suitable for the imagery or the texts at hand.

Jeremy Lee is head chef at Quo Vadis, London; quovadissoho.co.uk To go back to 1937 and Walter Banfield's Manna, the following paragraph struck me as particularly relevant: "Provided suitable flour is used, these honeycomby, labyrinthine structures are fairly simple to make.

He was neither one, and they should have struck him as equally phony or equally suitable.

But it does strike me as strange.

This might strike you as odd.

It doesn't strike him as absurd.

This may strike some as heresy.