Sentence examples for truly fit from inspiring English sources

Does Wilde truly fit this company?

To truly fit the miracle Rams mode, a team has to come from nowhere.

"This was one of the agencies that truly fit into the 'unsung hero' category, all the sanitation workers keeping the city clean and safe," Mr. Turso says.

It needs to be addressed as an integral part of organisational change if the public sector is to be truly fit for the future.

If training is to be truly fit for purpose, this lack of evaluative engagement is troubling – as is the slow response to the government's 2012 plans to tackle hate crime and improve police training.

A system that is truly fit for purpose would not be the loosely coordinated voluntary enterprise it is now, but would instead resemble an emergency services system at the international level.

Although your leg/seat measurement and saddle size can be a good indication of a well-fitting saddle, the only way to tell if a saddle truly fits is to sit in it.

"He truly fits the term 'master of ceremonies' seamlessly and perfectly.

Muzak sells about a hundred prepackaged programs and several hundred customized ones, and only one — "Environmental" — truly fits the stereotype.

At moments, this feels like an article padded out to book length rather than something that truly fits the form.

Schubert's Symphony No. 4 was dubbed the Tragic by its 19-year-old composer, though only the slow introduction to the first movement truly fits the description.