Sentence examples for those fits from inspiring English sources

Divis Flats had been constructed in the late nineteen-sixties, in one of those fits of architectural utopianism that yield dystopian results.

In a scene of ludicrous cruelty, John's doctors decide that "for anybody witnessing those fits" -- his seizures -- "the effect will be most traumatic".

Charcot and Freud called the underlying condition "hysteria," and used hypnosis and the "talking cure" to relieve their distraught, usually female patients of those fits of blindness, coughing and paralysis that supposedly reflected buried traumatic memories or taboo childhood fantasies.

Then 80 years ago, during one of those fits of absence of mind in which the British Empire was said to have been created, a "government of Palestine" was established.

But most thought those fits of pique lasted only days or weeks.

In this study, our only exclusion criterion was the negative parameters, and those fits were remade with a different initial guess.

VW will continue to sell unaffected cars, which includes those fitted with the new EU6 engine.

Those fit together to give a word that matches the definition.

I think you could argue that those fit into acceptance — but I like to think that humanity is ultimately unpredictable.

The last remnants of the Beat generation, or at least those fit enough to travel, will be in attendance.

Those fitted with digital cameras and camcorders are hardly new, but they now take even better pictures.