Sentence examples for make for dispiriting reading from inspiring English sources
The final chapters of Irons's book make for dispiriting reading.
Some of what he uncovers makes for dispiriting reading: the fierceness with which each ethnic group sticks to its own enclave; the drug wars and protection rackets; the speed at which the inner city is being socially cleansed and "old immigrant London" pushed out to the fringes.
The missives make for remarkably varied reading.
No artist's career illustrates the traps of modern fame for an artist more clearly, or the risk of having a style become a brand; stretches of the second volume, obliged to take account of the immobile mobiles and stasis-filled stabiles that Calder churned out in later life, are likely to make dispiriting reading.
The report makes for racy reading.
They make for chirpy reading.
This can make for fascinating reading.
The book can make for dry reading.
Such developments make for grim reading.
The statistics make for unpalatable reading.
The numbers make for stark reading.
