Sentence examples for suited itself from inspiring English sources

Entertainment Weekly Ken Tucker, noted that the premise of a politician without influence striving for it suited itself well to a comedy and that her frequent cursing should not have been much of an issue given that it was an HBO production.

It mixes fact and fiction to suit itself.

It must be beyond the power of humanity to change it to suit itself".

Statues and memorials inscribe history, which each generation rewrites to suit itself.

"Paris-Presse", a semi-governmental Rightist paper, said the Pentagon pays no attention to the American govt. but runs a bellicose policy to suit itself.

A country like China, the fund feels, now carries so much weight in the world economy, it can no longer pick an exchange rate to suit itself.

Nato was thus exposed to the charge that it was bending the rules to suit itself, which could make it harder for anyone to advance the same argument in support of a similar UN resolution in future.

Even the demented Hambone (Leon Addison Brown), who was once promised a ham for painting the local butcher's fence and was given a chicken instead, lives at the caprice of the white world offstage, which changes the rules to suit itself.

The EADS fiasco has exacerbated a widespread feeling of popular disgust over a close-knit political-industrial elite, which appears to organise affairs to suit itself and to embrace the rewards of capitalism without accepting risks.

If the point of a fixed-term parliament is that the governing party cannot dissolve parliament to suit itself, perhaps the threshold should be two-thirds, as in both the Scottish parliament and the Welsh assembly.

The Obama campaign has resisted a revote, however, saying that Michigan Democrats are divided over it, a new vote would not make much difference in the delegate fight, and the Clinton camp was trying to change the rules to suit itself.