Sentence examples for would that be fitting from inspiring English sources

Tell me, how would that be fitting?

The energetic primitivism of the silents gives these two films a beatific majesty that would be fitting in a folk tale.

In that sense, if the term 'multicultural' was used at all in early Dutch integration discourse, it was mostly in a descriptive sense (i.e., that diversity in society was factually increasing), not in the sense that it would be fitting that migrants, under certain conditions, should have a right 'to express their identities from a assumed symmetry of cultures' (Vink, 2007, p. 345).

But to say that it would be fitting for someone to receive a certain benefit is dangerously close to saying that he deserves to receive it.

He decided that it would be fitting to give it as a gift to Mr. Cangialosi's wife, Karen.

Instead they decided to find some run-down homes in Seattle and give them a send off that would be fitting to the enrichment and shelter they'd given countless families.

That would be fitting for a battle involving three banks with large operations in Florida.

That would neither be fitting for Britain nor the European Union".

We first approached the manager of the Cirque Médrano, but he felt that our party would not be fitting for such an ancient institution.

"General Motors was born here in Michigan 100 years ago and it would be fitting that in their rebirth they build their next generation of cars here in Michigan," Mr. Peters said.

An interpretation of this for the evolutionary case might be, a public good gene is one such that any lineage for which it would be useful, i.e. that would be fitter with the addition of this genetic resource, will find it.