Sentence examples for make great material from inspiring English sources

IT WOULD make great material for a business ethics course.

Budding film-makers, take note: she remains a heroine to some and a villain to others, and either way is interesting enough to make great material for a biopic of her own.

"I thought these stories would make great material for a comic strip".

Because of the dynamic interplay that occurs between these colourful shapes, they make great material for videos and films.

It is evident that the Soviet economy has made great material progress in recent years.

He's been obsessed with medieval English history, which, believe it or not, makes great material for a rock song.

I couldn't help but think that while China has made great material progress over the last 30 years, Mao is still clearly the patriarch of the Communist Party.

As late as 1984, the Harvard economist John Kenneth Galbraith wrote approvingly in The New Yorker magazine that the Soviet economy was making great material progress.

As late as 1984, the Harvard economist John Kenneth Galbraith wrote approvingly in the The New Yorker magazine that the Soviet economy was making great material progress.

During Reagan's first term liberal icon John Kenneth Galbraith wrote: "The Soviet system has made great material progress... partly the Russian system succeeds because in contrast with Western economies it makes full use of its manpower".

"This is exactly the kind of story that, for better or worse, makes great material for books, documentaries, and of course Hollywood films," Christian Cipollini, the author of Lucky Luciano: Mysterious Tales of a Gangland Legend, told us.