Sentence examples similar to that always fit from inspiring English sources

There's one key that always fits Washington's locks: a big campaign check.

Stella makes a really reliable pant that always fits beautifully.

"I'd sort of gotten over that innate need to always fit in.

The dozen Queensland Senate spots are currently split seven to five in favour of the conservative side of politics – although that's a label that doesn't always fit Glenn Lazarus, who this time around will be campaigning without the multimillion-dollar Palmer United party apparatus behind him.

TODAY'S youngsters might be forgiven for assuming that the television was born flat, that music always fit in a digital postage stamp or that economy cars have always been safe, stylish and stuffed.

Dissatisfaction with the current situation has been evident throughout the development of DSM-V, and particularly its inclusion of dimensional classification (quantitative approaches to assessment and diagnosis) [ 3] as a step beyond DSM-IV 'chinese menu' diagnosis and categories that do not always fit, toward quantitative assessments of severity and treatment response that are grounded in data.

"Reparation" raises thoughtful questions but, rather like that cemetery with its broken markers, Mr. DiIorio's patchy two-act play is strewn with plot fragments that do not always fit together.

Synthesizers add a bright and lapidary quality that doesn't always fit the lyrics.

That one is always fit and well-dressed (unless one wishes to look unfit and rumpled).

We have multiple identities that do not always fit easily into simple 19th-century notions of the nation state.

Amazon's customers, for example, post reviews and all sorts of information that doesn't always fit into the slots used by Consumer Reports.