Sentence examples for better fodder for from inspiring English sources

What better fodder for movie makers or military strategists?

The impractical pursuit of romantic ideals … what better fodder for art?

And what better fodder for swaying voters than playing Ohio State, which has served as a punching bag for Florida and Louisiana State in the last two national championship games and was trounced by U.S.C. earlier this season?

Cring, who had been reluctant to put up the initial $5,000 until Constance chided him that he needed better fodder for his obituary, wanted to race in Houston so he could piggyback a visit to a sister that lives there.

("Lügenpresse" has also become a favored expression of Trump voters). Indeed, for members of the Alternative for Germany, the country's ascendant far-right party, the seemingly partisan nature of Relotius's creations, with their frequent excesses, must have proved better fodder for outrage than anything they could have invented themselves.

The original has become merely fodder for better ideas.

He stays home more than he would like, the better to avoid becoming fodder for a gossip columnist or blogger.

The squabbles over who can lay claim to being a better American are the latest fodder for what has been a relentlessly negative television campaign.

The question of which Dream Team is better will no doubt become fodder for debate on talk radio in the months leading up to the Games.

Over the past few years, the perennial issue of how to make the lab system work better has been revived, providing fodder for Washington think tanks, lawmakers, and others.

In either case, we know better, and their mistakes give us fodder for endless barroom conversations and Internet rants.