| Thus fear can be unfittingly directed at something that isn't really dangerous, or fittingly directed at something that is. |
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| He questions that which he observes and, fittingly, has the last word on the proceedings. |
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| Eventually his side ensured the points and, fittingly, Belmadi played a key part. |
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| This was a superb performance, which fittingly celebrated the group's twenty-fifth anniversary. |
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| It fittingly perpetuates his memory as one who lived an unassuming honourable life and bequeathed the whole of his residuary estate to charity. |
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| This trilingual follow-up, fittingly, sounds like a dispatch from a faraway, enchanted land. |
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| He hadn't noticed before that the tape in the cassette player had come to an end and the cab was almost fittingly silent. |
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| Only in recent years would the lesser team have more fittingly arrived in a charabanc than a team bus. |
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| The Rock is fittingly cast as the small-town sheriff who endeavours to turn his wayward town straight. |
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| Author Michael Smith, pen-name of an Oxford-educated publisher living in London, fittingly wears his knowledge of Irish history lightly. |
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| The tournament was first played here in 1984 and fittingly the inaugural winner was Border's Hamiltons, skipped by Alma Watt. |
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| The disputatious ceremony concludes, fittingly enough, with a traffic jam involving two processions trying to go in opposite directions. |
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| The graphic violence is fittingly shocking at first, but as it goes on and on, it becomes almost comical. |
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| So, fittingly, the event will be launched at The Valley on Saturday, where free pedometers will be dished out. |
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| Even the lighting's perfect for noir and is a breath of fresh air as it's been a long time since someone has lit a film so fittingly. |
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| In Kirsty Gunn's second novel, Featherstone, we find ourselves confusingly but fittingly connected with characters disassociating themselves with creeping abandon. |
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| It is, fittingly, one of his most handmade, personally interior films. |
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| It was stunning, and quite fittingly, left the audience speechless. |
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| Hardly a month passes without someone in a black gown having to lay down the law on matters so fluid they might be more fittingly served in a saloon. |
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| Perchta's gastrotomic proclivities have been unconsciously adapted in various ways, fittingly or otherwise, by a process akin to the linguistic one of popular etymology. |
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| Her engaging survey and his fittingly opulent volume, an upbeat gambol through Bollywood's history, are both the work of knowledgeable enthusiasts. |
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| Both works, fittingly for Easter, deal with notions of resurrection. |
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| While most mosquitoes are active from dusk to dawn, fittingly vampiric hours, Asian tiger mosquitoes are undeterred by midday sunshine. |
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| Concrete nouns, fittingly chosen, and active verbs, will usually give the desired strength and movement to what we write. |
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| His deviousness, clowning and attention-seeking have something fittingly and convincingly cattish about them. |
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| Sometimes, one doctor remarked reproachfully, this goes on until the scene is more fittingly presided over by a clergyman than by a physician. |
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| Hungary took a two-goal lead before, fittingly, RamÃrez came off the bench to restore Salvadoran pride, this time scoring not once but twice. |
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| It is just as well to bear in mind that parents give up quite a lot of their own desires to launch their children fittingly on life. |
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| Results indicated that the distribution of items was fittingly targeted to the people and the collapsed rating scale functioned well. |
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| The Prize, awarded by the City of Aachen for laudable efforts to promote Europe, has very fittingly taken the name of the Emperor Charlemagne. |
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| This New York paper gets L.A., and explores and reveals it in a fresh, fittingly baroque, and often unpredictable way. |
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| The life of the autobiographer is fittingly tumultuous and disordered. |
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| Serbia has officially applied for EU membership, fittingly stepped up its European integration process and teamed up with France as its main partner nation for that drive. |
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| So although the chess world once again has an undisputed champion, perhaps fittingly for a game that mimics war, it may be only a temporary peace. |
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| We owe this gesture of peace and brotherhood to Melina Mercouri, whose name is so fittingly borne by the prize that I shall be awarding this evening. |
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| These benefits flow fittingly from the main objectives of the IRC program. |
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| Perhaps it was felt that more sober interpretation would better harmonize with the existing buildings on the square and at the same time give a fittingly military appearance to the structure. |
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| At the desk is a highly irritated customer who is negotiating with fittingly forceful gestures and language because, he says, he did not sleep last night on account of the thunderous noise from his neighbours. |
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| Finally, because of an emphasis on children's empowerment, there has developed a mistaken perception that child participation implies children taking over duties and responsibilities fittingly performed by adults. |
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| She is answered, fittingly enough, by a vila, who declares that she is more beautiful than the girl. |
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| This historic achievement will be fittingly marked by the delivery of a copy of the draft Constitution to the International Space Station on board the Soyuz launcher taking off from Baikonour in Kazakstan on 15 April. |
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| Measured but never bloodless, ranging from skittish to melancholy, it was a fittingly virtuoso way to close an evening that underlined the Academy's reputation for musical excellence. |
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| Extreme unction,' which may also and more fittingly be called 'anointing of the sick,' is not a sacrament for those only who are at the point of death. |
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| What I Say and What I Mean is an appropriate homage to riot girl, with a fittingly shouty chorus and driving guitar sound. |
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| The luxuriousness of the spa was present even in the expensive paper fittingly used for the bill. |
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| He is, fittingly, psychiatry's blank wall. |
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| The memorial is, fittingly, at a baseball field. |
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| In a fittingly modern use of mosaic tile, Tord Boontje pixelates his signature floral designs in a new collection of storage furniture for Bisazza Home. |
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| It has the bouncy rhythm of a charabanc, mordantly witty lyrics, and, fittingly, its tempo is perfect for gently cruising past coaches on the M6 motorway. |
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| The first tribute to Nelson was fittingly offered at sea by sailors of Vice Admiral Dmitry Senyavin's passing Russian squadron, which saluted on learning of the death. |
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| Science fiction has often been on the cutting edge of the cultural and social change, fittingly for a genre of literature that is fundamentally future-oriented. |
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| And Van Persie fittingly had the final word with seconds to go by escaping Chelsea's defence once more to thump high past Cech in front of Arsenal's joyous supporters. |
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