Sentence examples for makes for wonderful from inspiring English sources

Her mastery of pacing and tone makes for wonderful reading aloud, even to children who would happily take on a relatively long novel on their own.

Tanya Aldred's 2013 Telegraph profile on Mitchell makes for wonderful entertainment, its comment section brimming with expostulation (fully sic): "LEAVE TMS ALONE.

It makes for wonderful visual entertainment, however dubious a quality that may sometimes be in a concert hall, especially for a Requiem.

The dossier of Saul Bellow's letters to other writers that appears in the magazine this week (available online to subscribers) makes for wonderful, deep reading.

Poaching pears in vanilla and lemon syrup makes for wonderful flavor, but canned pears are certainly not a shameful substitute: just make sure you buy pears in juice, not syrup.

The "road" looks like an old farm track, rutted by the odd tractor in mud, and makes for wonderful walking, as it undulates smoothly over the level ground at the top of the ridge.

But for teenagers, the guardroom, gatehouse, casement and upper magazine make for wonderful dens.

Adrian Mole began (as "Nigel Mole") on Radio 4 in 1982, and this enthusiast recalled that the diaries made for "wonderful radio".

It made for wonderful copy, but did nothing to stop the suicides.This cloak of supposed public interest, wrapped around gory sensationalism, sent the Yomiuri's circulation soaring.

The poetry of losing, of occasionally coming close and of rooting for a dysfunctional franchise over the last 39 years has made for wonderful prose and provided Knicks fans with a comforting lament.

"These sporting patterns make for wonderful stories", says Chris Anderson, co-author of the football book The Numbers Game.