Sentence examples similar to make him suitable from inspiring English sources

That, too, makes him suitable for myth.

Whether that makes him suitable for comedy is another matter.

Many were picked for their roles in previous series, for example according to Adams, Mark Wing-Davey had played a character in The Glittering Prizes "who took advantage of people and was very trendy" making him suitable for the role of Zaphod.

Tenor René Barbera's effortless vocal grace makes him suitable for bringing some class to Count Almaviva, but not in those clothes and particularly not in the frilly pink number at the end.

Each man contends that his record and temperament make him more suitable for the job.

It does not, however, make him a suitable commentator on some of the more innovative things his subjects get up to.

His green credentials – running the Ecologist magazine and advising the Tories on environmental issues – appeared to make him eminently suitable for the south-west London constituency, where opposition to a third Heathrow runway is robust.

Its worst choice would be Jacob Zuma, a former vice-president whose acquittal on a rape charge and lingering accusations of fraud in no way make him a suitable candidate for Africa's top job.One day the ANC will face a stronger opposition, perhaps from within: the party may then split.

PFA chief executive Gordon Taylor said: "We congratulate Ritchie on his selection as chairman and feel sure his vast experience as a player and management committee member make him eminently suitable for the position.

It's not clear whether Daniel's spinal cord injury would make him a suitable candidate for any future clinical trial, but he said: "The biggest gift anybody could give me would be to be able to walk again, and you always live in hope of that.

Producer Andrew Woodhead stated that Teale has a "strong physicality" that would make him a suitable equal for Adam.