Sentence examples for makes for satisfying from inspiring English sources

Still, "Crossing Lines" makes for satisfying viewing; with Mr. Fichtner's and Mr. Lavoine's performances it might continue to do so for the summer.

The argument here is that marriage as happily-ever-after is no longer viable, that although it makes for satisfying stories, we now know it to be naïve, certainly without bearing on life as it is lived, post-Freud, in an age of serial monogamy and no-fault divorce.

And there were several standout dishes that made for satisfying meals.

But as Jerry Stahl proved a few years ago with "Permanent Midnight," even the grisly detox tale of some callow punk can make for satisfying reading if it's told engagingly enough -- if it amounts to something more than a self-serving, purely therapeutic sin-purge.

Instead, he thinks he can argue forcefully for the four causes as real explanatory factors, that is, as features which must be cited not merely because they make for satisfying explanations, but because they are genuinely operative causal factors, the omission of which renders any putative explanation objectively incomplete and so inadequate.

It made for satisfying entertainment.

It makes for a satisfying burrito, or a lavish taco.

This tone makes for a satisfying listening experience, neither too earnest nor too cute.

But clever plotting injects an element of danger into the second act that makes for a satisfying conclusion.

Mortadella ($5.50) may be little more than a rich bologna with pistachios, but it makes for a satisfying sandwich.

You may reflect that each picture represents a tiny fragment of even the visible firmament, but its integrity makes for a satisfying sense of wholeness.