Sentence examples for that sits better from inspiring English sources

And if nothing quite eradicates the last vestiges of his contempt for viewers and/or humanity – I'm not sure how broadly he draws his attitudinal parameters, I just know you and I are in there somewhere – then at least that sits better on a history teacher than on a political pundit.

Since we've investigated this, we've also been made aware that Aol pays for Google Ads on The Crunchies, but that sort of sits better with me, at least, because that event is very clearly defined as a revenue opportunity.

To make this view somehow its opposite is to refuse to read what's there on the page, in search of something that might sit better on Page Six.

So it seems, in the end, that Fifa Street's new cooler, slicker presentation sits better with the game than I first imagined.

They will hope to convince the OPLC that their £250m vision for a new dedicated football stadium is more commercially viable and sits better with the regeneration of the area.

It is an endearing mien, but it sits better with him when celebrating his team's glorious victories than when trying to explain away a performance that was every bit as low-key as he is.

It pays little but sits better on her conscience than her unpaid work for the government.

Moderation sits better with Mr Paxon, which is precisely why he was the coup-plotters' favourite.

I tested the 42mm man's version, which was comfortable to wear and sits better on my wrist than its predecessor, feeling a little more secure.

The rational unified process (RUP) is also referred to as the unified process (UP), which sits better alongside the naming of the unified modeling language (UML).

It may be that medium-term bank loans sit better with insurance companies than with banks, and at less economic as well as regulatory cost.But a weakness described in a study* by David Rule at the Bank of England is that not enough is known about the volume of loans and other debt transferred, or hedged, by banks.