Sentence examples for right make for from inspiring English sources

Broad takes organic unities of the sort that Moore discusses to be just one instance of a more general phenomenon that he believes to be at work in many other situations, as when, for example, two tunes, each pleasing in its own right, make for a cacophonous combination (Broad 1985, p. 256).

The divisions between liberal and conservative, Democrat and Republican, or merely Left and Right, make for convenient labels, but these labels don't really approach the heart of the crisis facing our species.

The ingredients are right, making for a visually striking exercise in perception that recalls the Merce Cunningham Dance Company's early creative collaborations.

With this, developers can designate every region they run Cosmos DB in as a master in its own right, making for a far more scalable system in terms of being able to write updates to the database.

Both sides feeling they are in the right makes for better drama.

The story of Wrightson Island (recounted by the biologist David Ehrenfeld in "Beginning Again") suggests at the very least that a human morality based on individual rights makes for an awkward fit when applied to the natural world.

"The long history of tension on land and resource rights made for a very challenging project environment from the outset, a situation that was exacerbated by the ethnic unrest that followed the 2007 elections.

He is also pickling those odd little tubers called crosnes (pronounced "crones"), right, which make for a crunchy, piquant change of pace from cornichons.

It's a decision that each performer should have the right to make for themselves.

For level 2, with 3 balls, start the corridor 4 additional spaces to the right, making room for the third ball to be trapped in the corridor.

"It was a matter of getting it right, making it effortless for the customer".