Sentence examples for qualities that would make from inspiring English sources

Ayman al-Zawahiri, bin Laden's chief lieutenant, has few of the qualities that would make for a successful leader.

He's got all the qualities that would make him attractive to a woman like Emma, whose ideas about love, Flaubert shows us, are the stuff of romance novels.

Cautiously, she told him that she already had and, to her relief, he was excited, enumerating the qualities that would make her a good subject.

As part of its work, the agency developed a series of maps that rated neighborhoods by qualities that would make them suitable for mortgages.

One by one, my students dissected these "bad" historical questions, and developed a list of qualities that would make for good historical inquiry, showing that they actually did know something about History.

"I could tell right away that his parents had instilled in him the qualities that would make him a wonderful husband and son-in-law, and a great addition to our family".

But it has a bright, lively quality that would make it at home in an orchestral pops concert.

The objective is to develop a numerical index of quality that would make it possible to compare a variety of methods and computational techniques.

"Mama, I don't know when to tell you to come get me!" On paper this joke is nothing special, but the performance has a musical quality that would make someone who doesn't speak English giggle.

The definitive detail of this piece, the quality that would make it emblematic of the entire collection, was a lace bustle that began between the shoulder blades and fanned out.

AS she began hunting for a new home for herself and her teenage son, B. J. Casey knew she might not find all of what she wanted: a second bathroom, a fireplace, outdoor space, great light, and that indefinable quality that would make an apartment feel right enough to live in for the next 30 years.