Examples of using More fitting in English and their translations into Italian
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But it can be proposed in different ways, more fitting to the times in which we live.
King Æthelred instructed the bishops to raise his brother's tomb from the ground and place it into a more fitting place.
is definitely more fitting to me than Toronto.
I didn't find a more fitting one until four years later, when I was 21.
It couldn't have been a more fitting end to a wonderful week long break.
Then which person could be more fitting to reinterpret the classic set sweater,
What figure could be more fitting for your Jubilee than John the Baptist,
her choice of residence couldn't have been more fitting.
I liked it better to have our own creation because you can make it even more unique and more fitting to the music;
The language is metaphorical; could we perhaps replace the metaphor with another, more fitting to our century?
The piety of the Maccabæan age is more fitting expression in a service of thanksgiving(1 Mac 4:24).
Many historians claim that the latter name is more fitting because the village of Tarutino was 8 km from the described events.
It establishes the more fitting rules in order to guarantee the best civil relationships as a means to the greater possible individual freedom
Establishes the more fitting rules in order to guarantee the best civil relationships according to the greatest possible individual freedom
And because of that, let us find a more fitting place… and occasion, so we can take our time
Gorilla Glue, one parent of Gorilla Bomb got her name for at least two reasons that both cannot be more fitting.
With the Amazon“Kindle”(for which“Swindle” is a more fitting name), to take one example,
it could not be a more fitting ending.
In 1823, the Bunker Hill Monument Association was formed by a group of prominent citizens who desired a more fitting memorial.
Something more appropriate for a prince, so to speak. Get out! I mean, something more fitting.