Sentence examples for would be very fitting from inspiring English sources

"We would like to see him placed between his mother and his father, which would be very fitting," the duke said.

We decided that it would be very fitting to backstage if we collaborated together some of the best groups and communities in London.

David Cameron said said the funeral would be "very fitting service, a very moving service", and "the whole country will be mourning with them".

"If that's what the Sheffield United and Reading fans wanted to do after three minutes then I think that would be very fitting for a person of the stature of Chris Armstrong - considering what he did for both Reading and Sheffield United, what he does as a person, and for football in general.

The gothic subculture is one that I don't think gets explored a lot in literature, and as a writer and as a person who is interested in art in the 1980s … I felt like it would be very fitting to kind of go in that direction.

My choice in names would ironically prove to be very fitting.

It seems to be very fitting.

Moreover, regression calibration requires post-fitting adjustment of standard errors, say by bootstrapping, which would be very burdensome computationally in the present setting.

"Putin would be very, very, very interesting.

Since "smog" is a synonym for "air pollution" and – as I already mentioned – Krakow is one of the most polluted European cities, I'd say it's very fitting.

It's very fitting for her legacy".