Sentence examples for made for something from inspiring English sources
There was plenty on the racks, much of which made for something rare and fun, disagreements.
A conservative case can be made for something like Clinton's proposal.
Wilde takes the same line: "Man is made for something better than disturbing dirt.
Is there a case to be made for something like that?
If only because uncovering the psychological makeup of that old perv Lumpy could have made for something of an edgy treat.
The marriage of Grappelli's vocal, swooping playing and Django's percussive fire — a new version, as Dregni suggests, of the original bal musette counterpoint between the metallic and the liquid — made for something new.
Together they make for something much worse.
It makes for something surprisingly charged.
This makes for something of a mental disconnect.
As much as we drive each other crazy sometimes, that click makes for something really great.
It makes for something of a modest proclamation for a promoter, and one with few peers at that.
