Examples of 'makes for' in a sentence
Meaning of "makes for"
When something 'makes for' a condition or situation, it means it contributes to or creates that condition or situation. It implies that the mentioned factor or element plays a role in bringing about a specific outcome or result. This phrase is commonly used to describe the impact or influence of something on a particular state of affairs
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Makes for terribly awkward slumber parties.
Bad intel makes for dead soldiers.
Makes for a crowded courtroom and no convictions.
Being a little sneaky makes for a better adult.
That makes for a lot of potential killers.
A failed apprentice makes for a foolish master.
That makes for many fictitious transfers.
Because we know it makes for better music.
This makes for a strong compound team.
Jealousy always makes for hot sex.
It makes for a fun vibe in the neighbourhood.
Bad language makes for bad feelings.
It makes for an elegant appearance on the table.
But it likely makes for a cold bed.
This makes for an interesting exercise in speculation.
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Passion is what makes for good treaties.
Makes for some pretty depressing reading.
The system also makes for overrepresentation.
Makes for a soft landing if you slip.
Oversized bolts makes for easy installation.
It makes for a fun vibe in the neighborhood.
A happy woman makes for a happy life.
It makes for a much more compelling story.
That in itself makes for a stronger case.
It makes for an exotic and chilly commute.
Lack of information makes for an unhealthy society.
Makes for the greatest motive of all.
Good detail makes for a good tale.
It makes for inventiveness and creative thinking.
Hard training makes for easy battles.
It makes for a second king in the realm.
Naturally that makes for better bread.
He makes for the protection of the forest.
A healthy mother makes for a healthy baby.
That makes for a very embarrassing situation.
Lower volume makes for less ink.
But makes for a lot of lushy vamps.
A disharmonious group makes for an uneven flow.
That makes for unbeatable cost savings.
Less imagination makes for better liars.
This makes for greater legal certainty.
I do not think it makes for a fun show.
That makes for a pretty powerful brew.
Variation in layout makes for a nice rhythm.
Which makes for a more accurate weapon.
Seamless functionality makes for productive work.
That makes for a hell of a bedtime story.
Being a better athlete makes for a better person.
This makes for significant energy savings.
It is a service that makes for quick purchases.
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Makes you seem jealous and catty
Russian music makes me break out in hives
Makes sense if she was about to leak intelligence
