Sentence examples for there is something fitting from inspiring English sources

So there is something fitting about Molby's greatest-ever goal having been missed by so many.

There is something fitting that in the world of intercontinental antique vehicle swapping, it would be these two models passing each other at sea.

Irritating as "entry rounds" may be in theatre, there is something fitting about figures such as Griffiths and Ephron being given an exit round.

There is something fitting about going into the earth to memorialize the victims of the attacks, and leaving a portion of the Ground Zero site permanently excavated, a wound deliberately left open.

For all that he resents it so bitterly there is something fitting about this end, because these deals are guides to the complaints constantly made against Blatter without previously sticking, that he enabled others to get rich and so remained in power himself.

There was something fitting in the description, an idea of the ephemeral and fleeting.

In the end, there was something fitting about the fact that the breakthrough finally came from a throw-in.

It also reminded me that Griffey represents a sub-category of baseball players who were never really baseball fans — his father used to say as much, when the kid was coming up — and so there was something fitting about his napping in a long game.

I realize there is something that fits any woman's body perfectly.

Alyssa Goodman, of the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, answered more forthrightly: "There is something about the way things fit together, a kind of fluidity.

To be directly acquainted with something is to be in a position to give it a name in the strict logical sense, and to know something only by description is to know only that there is something that the description uniquely fits.