befitting

Yet this seems to have sparked little or no self-reflection on their part, as befitting the committed ideologue.

Mr Knight said he's considering getting the mascot-turned-guard dog a superhero's cape befitting the canine crime fighter.

A humid regimen is befitting in all febrile diseases, and particularly in children, and others accustomed to live on such a diet.

needless to say , it was a grand opening befitting an equally grand occasion.

Fairway width needs to be recaptured, befitting the grandeur of such holes as the seventh and twelfth.

Yet it is still hard to imagine so many hundreds of millions of Indians being educated to a standard befitting middle-income status.

At 30 she decides that being unemployed and living at home with mom and dad just isn't befitting of a real princess.

befitting a man of good breeding.

The gently rounded edges are a nice touch and befitting with the "organic" feel of the device and its UI.

Not only would he looked different but he would move and walk in a manner befitting the character.

I hold the image in my hands, and give it the attention befitting a new work by an artist of Hamilton's reputation.

and suddenly transforms her behaviour from a miscreant to that befitting a little lady!

"It is refreshing both to the spirits and to the body to indulge in psalmody, in befitting seasons, " returned the master of song.

Perhaps we can find something more befitting a man of your education.

Students complained that his casual manner was not befitting of a haiku master.

When he died Lucy thought it befitting to spread his ashes in the back yard, the place where he had spent countless hours.

The high school was four stories high, with a great old auditorium and classic lines befitting its 1917 vintage.

Glamour rating? She had the scruffiness befitting the circumstances. She's not all plummy tones, y'know.

Bureaucrats are advised to 'print and file' important documents, a cumbersome and wasteful solution ill-befitting an aspiring high-tech hub.

Not only would he look different but he would move and walk in a manner befitting the character.

He argues that melding the two at Eni has saddled the oil division with heavy debts more befitting a utility and befuddled investors.

So, it is befitting for you to show that love in return.

Over the past few years especially, many artists have attempted to mold the nation's past shame into something befitting a superpower.

He subdued his face to the proper expression of sympathy, befitting a doctor listening to a patient, or a patient's friend.

In such case, although these people have to pay zakah, it is not befitting for people of sound and noble character to accept it.

She had the scruffiness befitting the circumstances.

In short, the best thing to do is behave in a manner befitting one's age.

characteristic of or befitting a seaman; indicating competent seamanship .

This Fourth of July, all Americans, if possible, should celebrate the holiday in ways befitting Independence Day.

Soft tire body and lenient section ensure placidity and comfort when driving and riding, befitting using on floppy lawn.

befitting or characteristic of a young girl.

The buildings are rarely more than five storeys high and are tightly packed, befitting an industry that was once close-knit and small-scale.

As their name implies these nobles are trained since childhood in the art of war and all things chivalrous as befitting a knight.

conduct ourselves in a manner befitting a Christian church leader.

A memorial service befitting a national leader should be held.

extremely evil or cruel; expressive of cruelty or befitting hell.

refined or imposing in manner or appearance; befitting a royal court.

But bad behavior such as a daughter or son hurting themselves, others or property require a firm, quick and befitting retort from you.

like or befitting a father or fatherhood; kind and protective.

Churlish: like, or befitting a churl; boorish or vulgar.

As for Skelton, 78, his concession was plain and graceful, befitting his reputation.

Characteristic of or befitting a warrior.

The work, says Crawford, wasn't "befitting a free man" .

filial: Of, relating to, or befitting a Son or daughter.

of or relating to or befitting eremites or their practices of hermitic living.

having a sweet nature befitting an angel or cherub.

In a manner befitting a father.

a. Of, pertaining to, or befitting a maiden.

It is that we disapprove of umbrellas, viewing them as befitting only Bulgarian assassins.

He lived in the style befitting a gentleman.

So there you are - coins of a design hardly befitting the status of Hong Kong as an international financial centre .

FRAGRANCE, DEVELOPED WITH STYLE AND FERVOR, BEFITTING THE ELEGANT

Outline Analysis of Befitting Space Environment in High-rise Residence

Study on Befitting Soil Moisture of Chinese Pine and Chinese Arborvitae

job befitting one's education professional training

not displaying the qualities or behavior befitting a good sport

i ' ll give him a befitting reply