The phrase
"good fodder" means that something is a good source of information, material, or content for a particular purpose or activity.
Full definition
What activities do you do right now that would
make good fodder on a commercial truck driver resume?
(Not that I'm actually personally EMOTIONALLY invested in it — I just
like good fodder for a debate.
Lots
of good fodder here for history buffs, with the added bonus of a fish - out - of - water narrator.
While the Rabbids make
perfectly good fodder for jokes and hijinks, they still seem to serve no purpose other than slapstick humor.
As millets have more tillers or branches than corn and sorghum, they provide
better fodder too.
While a novel set in the midst of a community of Hasidic Jews may not appeal to a sense of intrigue or adventure, rest assured that this novel is rife with the same flaws in human nature that
provide good fodder for a suspenseful story.
Pending legislation always makes
good fodder for lawyers to comment on in annual predictions articles.
Still, some of the congressman's comments — including one where he suggested the Republican silence was due to the fact that many members of Congress were otherwise engaged having Valentine's Day breakfast with their spouses — made
good fodder for the late night comedy shows.
There has never been a time in recorded history when our U.S. president has been
better fodder for a cartoon series, for better or worse (worse).
Final Verdict: It is a much better film in the memory, but the usual Disney fun is there, making
it good fodder for the children.
Tabloid Tales Tabloid news stories — modern - day tall tales — make
good fodder for a fun writing activity with students in grades 3 and up.
All in all, his plan is
good fodder, but bad policy.
These aren't the type of cars you'd normally see at a track day, but Willow allowed us to safely explore their limits and get some lap times —
good fodder for marque - versus - marque debate on enthusiast websites, not to mention fun and educational for us.
Good fodder for a book group discussion too.
Good fodder for a book group discussio
While popular television programs about the world of advertising like the series Mad Men have made
good fodder for their entertainment value, it's altogether something else to read a novel based on the ins and outs of corporate advertising.
Anything you'd put in an author bio, or that you'd mention in an interview can go in the blog, so recipes for your award winning chili or stories about your wilderness trek with your three pet wombats —
all good fodder for the blog.
All of it is
good fodder for discussion — and, in fact, the artist will be in conversation with Weschler at the Hammer Museum in Westwood on Thursday evening to take on these matters.
In any event the seven consecutive graphs will make
a good fodder for my lecture on environment science in the coming semester.
No matter how engaged you've been in sustainable living, Shiva's interview should be
good fodder for further thought and conversation.
Good fodder for the dog days of summer.
This shows your commitment to patient care and can provide
some good fodder for your resume.
A diploma on the wall, a cat bed on the floor or a photo on the desk can be
good fodder for conversation.
That was interesting information, and
good fodder for a conversation about the nuts and bolts of the commute, why the woman signed on for it and what she teaches.