"Whatever is fitted in any sort to excite the ideas of pain, and danger, that is to say, whatever is in any sort terrible or is conversant about terrible objects, or operates in a manner analogous to terror, is a source of the sublime," he writes in the essay.
"Businesses, companies, employers need to be advertising the fact that they believe in mental health support," says Bethany. "They need to make that clear in whatever way they feel is fit.
"Whatever the weather can throw up, we'll make sure the pitch is fit.
In a time when the Big East is fighting to keep hold of whatever members it can, it may be fitting that its championship this season will be decided between two of its relative newcomers.
Of course my business has dominated my thoughts for most of my adult life, and I'm adept at spinning a narrative to fit whatever is happening at the moment.
Wear hand-me downs, cowboy boots, sandals, your Dad's old shirt, your sisters old jeans... whatever is lying around and fits decently is there for you to wear.
Based very loosely on a poem by Lord Byron, and revised many times since its Paris premiere in 1856, Le Corsaire is a tale of love, kidnapping, betrayal, poisoned roses and whatever else could be fitted in (there's also a shipwreck and a vision scene).
"It's very much an advantage if you fit into whatever is the norm within your industry's microcosm, but the moment you diverge from that, you're in trouble," she says.
In order to get the star, the first thing that needs to be done is that you have to compress the star to fit in whatever is being used to contain it.
He would have been verified in his belief that war was the destiny of America and he would have wondered, as I do now, how many young human beings of whatever nation would ultimately be fitted into those bleak parentheses historians use to list the warrior dead.
