Sentence examples for view fit from inspiring English sources

How does that view fit with the age of big data?

How the biochemical and psychological points of view fit together is clearly puzzling, and, as your aside on free will suggests, our naive assumptions about human freedom are almost certainly false.

But, some critics ask (Siegel 1992), if practice should be revised, why should we view "fit" with practice as at all justificatory?

Roles that in some ways seemed out of character with his stand-up voice but from another point of view fit right in.

The use of this scale allows us to divide patients into three different groups from a therapeutic point of view: fit (same treatment strategies as those used in younger patients), frail (reduced dose or no chemotherapy) and intermediate.

His view fits the mainstream development consensus that emphasises "country ownership" – that lasting change comes from within developing countries, rather than through policies imposed from outside.

Weiss's view fits with the election-year marketing strategy of Stine and his team, who want to emphasize Stine's politics more than his religion.

You may agree with him or not, but you cannot say you do not know where he stands, or how one view fits with another.

That view fits with the history of the lawyers guild, a national group that the F.B.I. has admitted to trying to disrupt with counterintelligence programs and warrantless searches from 1940 to 1975.

This rival view fitted neatly into the social-engineering optimism of most of the world's post-1945 governments.The posthumous scandal over the work of Cyril Burt seemed to confirm this change of mind.

Butler's view fits in well with feminists who call for more speech as the answer to noxious speech.