Sentence examples for term fits from inspiring English sources

The term fits Rivers' work like a glove.

De Kooning was the longest-running practitioner of Abstract Expressionism, but the term fits his sensibility less and less.

And the term fits in the narrowest sense — a rebel can be defined as anyone who defies an authority, which the Confederacy did.

The term fits, for as much as the region is defined by dairy farms, summer campers and a John Deere ruggedness, it is also home (or second home) to the influential stars of the new New Age -- people who dine with the Dalai Lama or turn up on the cover of Yoga Journal -- and their less celebrated followers.

The difference of 14 is greater than this threshold and so the three term fits are most correct.

However, differences of approximately 8% between the functions are observed if the long term fits are extrapolated by 2 decades to creep times in excess of 3 years.

The Russians, in other words, ventured that if the West can call the Serbian actions genocide, then the term fit the Georgians as well.

The most consequential of the hat acts was the one whom the term fit least well: Garth Brooks, who idolized Strait, also managed to succeed by refusing to follow Strait's example.

What character and personality traits or temperament will they need to be a strong, long term fit?

In another continuity nod, the term "Fit" is still used in place of "episode"; episodes of the third series were subtitled Fits the Thirteenth to Eighteenth.

Significance of a term was determined through an ANOVA test comparing two models, one with and one without that term fitted.