Sentence examples for it served to make from inspiring English sources
At one point, you were involved with Blake Lively on the show and the tabloid frenzy was insane … It was intense, but it served to make everything feel pretty strange.
Though the scrambled-egg-off seemed superfluous, it served to make a few important points.
Horrible stuff, yes...... but it served to make me very proud to NOT be in that demographic, to NOT be a participant in that ugly proceeding; to, simply, NOT be Republican.
It serves to make their rambunctious anthems all the more imposing and impressive.
In either case, the current situation can't be for the best, if it serves to make politics seem like a deadened realm rather than a place to bring and work out grievances.
All of it serves to make the tween Lemony a lively and endearingly peculiar protagonist, the kind of figure who would be at home in a Wes Anderson film.
This connection to the familiar is critical, as it serves to make the complicated processes and complex outcomes of climate change relevant in ways that examples drawn from distant and unfamiliar locations cannot.
This approach, labeled "sufficientarian" by one critic (Arneson 2006), is suggested but not endorsed by Nussbaum, and it serves to make capabilities a less demanding metric for distributive justice.
This will be a deal-breaker for anyone who's TV is too far away to make a hard-wired connection worthwhile but it serves to make streaming video content a snap.
This isn't exactly surprising, but it serves to make a good point: No matter how secretive a company is about its products, it still has to keep accurate shipping records.
Again, a comparison to Scranton and Scheffler is instructive: if, in Learning to Die, the prospect of catastrophe makes petrocapitalist forms of life visible so they can be exchanged for new forms, and in Death and the Afterlife it serves to reaffirm our attachment to extant forms, in Station Eleven it serves to make objects beautiful by temporarily detaching them from form.
