Sentence examples for views fitted from inspiring English sources

Nicholas' views fitted his personality to perfection.

Macaulay's views fitted the principles of colonial governance, Mr. Sood said: "They needed people to run around and man the arms of the state, not to propel the economy forward.

These views fit with the reputation of higher education as a risk-averse sector.

"Just because the nation's forefathers held certain views about God," she said, "does not mean that all of those views fit today's more diverse context".

In an interview in Salon a few years ago, Updike explained how Rabbit's political views fit with his own: "He's patriotic," Updike said, "and he will stick with the president.

With 11 stories, a 900-car parking deck and views fit for a corporate executive, the school, North Atlanta High, looks very much like the fancy office buildings and glittery shopping strips that populate its Buckhead community.

While Republican elites have gone to great lengths to present Trump as somehow outside the political mainstream, his views fit squarely within the frame of modern conservatism – xenophobic nationalism, contempt for traditional politics, fetishisation of "authenticity" and dismissal and contempt of "others" in American society.

Monaco went on to cite that these views fit into a narrative shared by President Obama.

One may add that Neurath's views fit with the romantic German tradition that emphasized will, life and holism,albeit against pseudorationalism, without metaphysics.

Dennett's and the Churchlands' views fit naturally within a dynamic systems view of the neural implementation of cognition and consciousness, the view that unified consciousness is a result of certain self-organizing activities in the brain.

If responsibility as accountability and attributability can come apart in this way, then there appear to be at least two distinct concepts of responsibility.[15] Some views fit uneasily in either of these two categories.