Sentence examples for making him suitable from inspiring English sources

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.

That, too, makes him suitable for myth.

Whether that makes him suitable for comedy is another matter.

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.

Both tours of Whitehall deepened his interest in public policy, as well as making him particularly suitable for several senior appointments, including to the Goode Committee on Pensions Law, the Middleton Committee on film industry finance and the chairmanship of the Private Finance Initiative Panel.

Gaga explained that Klein understood her "I am what I wear" lifestyle, making him a suitable director for the video.

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.

Whether that makes him a suitable England manager is another matter, particularly when it was only 5 September, having declined the caretaker role after Roy Hodgson's departure, that he explained "it wasn't something I think I've got the experience for".

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.