fittingness造句

• Arguments from fittingness are also used in ethics and aesthetics in the ancient world.
• The poem's editors note the fittingness of an image of birth at the beginning of Occitan literature.
• First, it violates " decorum, " or the fittingness of subject, and, second, it creates humor with an unexpected and improper juxtaposition.
• With regard to approaches to Lightmouse, and the fittingness of mine or Richard's, one must read through his talk-page's history to judge that well.
• Reflective people typically practice a highly nuanced version of the norm of reciprocity for social life, in which the qualitative similarity or fittingness of the response appears to be determined by a number of factors.