Sentence examples for makes for remarkable from inspiring English sources

It makes for remarkable reading, and Oberdorfer delivers handsomely.

Nego Gato and his Afro Brazilian Music and Dance Ensemble open the concert with another aspect of Bahian culture: capoeira, the dancelike martial art that makes for remarkable acrobatics, somewhere between breakdancing and Tai Chi.

Analyses of the trends up to 2011-12 make for remarkable reading.

In late Romantic music, his penchant for mystic rapture combined with unsurpassed tonal elegance can make for remarkable performances.

Sometimes the simplest quests make for remarkable drama - Wednesday at 10 30 a.m. and 4 30 p.m. on IFC.

Markets went into meltdown last Friday following the shock result, but early figures on its impact on UK pension funds make for remarkable reading.

Remarkable lives don't always make for remarkable cinema, but if any film-maker were to give Zamperini's a chance, it's not the green, humourless Jolie, who has a clear gift for choosing collaborators – cinematographer Roger Deakins, the usually electric Jack O'Connell – but can't marshal them for saccharine, amber-coloured toffee.

This makes for a remarkable tale of courage and tenacity, on both sides of the perimeter.

It's a magnificent effort towards historical accuracy, and makes for a remarkable performance.

Although native insects also secrete honeydew, the size of the SLF and staggering numbers that congregate from place to place makes for a remarkable amount of honeydew.

The notion of Camelot ― the mythical castle associated with the persona of the Kennedys' White House ― plays a chief role in "Jackie," and in this trailer, it makes for a remarkable music cue.