But the very grandiosity of grand opera suits it admirably for teaching that if you climb out of the box your ego keeps you in, you can -- in the words of another of the Critic's favorites, "Blue's Clues" -- "do anything that you want to do".
"I was a double only child, a situation that suited me admirably".
Each of them manipulated melodies in logical yet surprising ways, and when they working alongside Hall his quirky but commanding phraseology suited them admirably.
In view of Elrington's distinction, the University of London in 1992 conferred upon him the title of professor (though he never taught in any formal sense); after his retirement in 1994 he became an Emeritus professor, a style which suited him admirably.
This quiet, adult setting admirably suits a style of cooking that is both inventive and highly assured.
The sprawling space, more than 18,000 square feet, admirably suits the needs and desires and creative passions of all the occupants, quadrupeds and bipeds alike.
Certainly the story of Medea – rather than Euripides, the composer used the early 19th-century play by Grillparzer as his source – suits his purposes admirably.
The H-1B visa, according to Wadhwa and the Matloff article, admirably suits the needs of employers wishing to pay bottom dollar.
Outsourcing moved from being a trendy idea to a flood, which admirably suits a business in which almost 90% of revenues come from providing contract labor for computing and computer services.
This is a recipe, it thinks, admirably suited to NatWest.
Nicely trimmed, herbed lamb chops admirably suited less adventurous diners.
