Sentence examples for well suits the from inspiring English sources

Its theatricality well suits the actress's current role as the extravagant, middle-aged spinster, Lettice Douffet, in the play opening next Sunday at the Ethel Barrymore Theater.

Technically, the film is quite sophisticated, and the cinematography, by Serge Guez, has a soft, warm edge that well suits the subject.

It helps that Mr. Preisser and his excellent cast have found a tone -- a lightly comic seriousness -- that so well suits the play's themes of culture-on-culture violence and misunderstanding.

TriBeCa Through tomorrow "Chispa," a Spanish term used for a person fired by an inner spark, well suits the three artists in this richly textured show organized by Luis Jimenez.

After decades of working the audience, Jacobi seems to have become all face: his head is a sort of large, flat professional mask that well suits the King, whose last great show of authority is the ceremonial handing over of his land, his cares of state, and his best-loved, youngest daughter, Cordelia (Pippa Bennett-Warner), in marriage.

She also brings an elegant world-weariness to the "wasted blues" of Beck's "Nobody's Fault"; the song's stoic chorus ("Tell me that it's nobody's fault but my own") well suits the "I regret nothing" conviction of her current incarnation as a knowing chanteuse, brimming with the hard-won wisdom of experience.

This could well suit the Chinese.

However, it may well suit the LDP politically.

That variety well suited the Tipton youths' meanderings through faith.

Thompson is also a consummate storyteller – his style would well suit the theatre.

Dividing the civilians and weakening them might well suit the armed forces, even if an outright coup would not.