Sentence examples for the befits from inspiring English sources
verb
To be fit for
- His conduct was not befitting an officer of his station.
"In my work I see people who are not working and will probably never work, and I feel they live quite comfortably on the befits they get.
(The constantly gesticulating hands can be sorely distracting.) But the ripeness befits the urgency of the moment.
The round befits the company's cross-continental nature.
"They have been designed by the race organisers to provide a technical challenge to the peloton as befits the best cycle race in the world.
The cumulative effect befits the stories told and the intended audience.
In almost every way the "Fight of the Century" befits a classic good verses evil narrative.
But whether that befits the campaign of a true frontrunner for the presidency is another question.
The HFPA look like they are spreading the wealth, as befits the most competitive awards season in years.
Perhaps the limitless scroll of the screen befits that kind of reading.
At Marhaba, the brief menu befits the small kitchen, its busy grill partly visible behind the hostess station and a staging counter.
The start befitted the occasion.
