Sentence examples for are constantly made from inspiring English sources

Inaccurate judgements are constantly made, even by the supposedly well-informed.

Kids are constantly made to feel that they can't do something, by teachers and parents.

Proposals are constantly made to correct this situation by increasing the number of Council members, or raising their salaries, or reducing the power of the mayor, and this election campaign was no exception.

The website adds: "All over the world, women are constantly made to feel like victims, told they should not look a certain way, should not go out at night, should not go into certain areas, should not get drunk, should not wear high heels or make-up, should not be alone with someone they don't know.

Where young men and women are constantly made to feel they are not part of society, when they see themselves as pushed out, and harassed in various ways, it creates a societal wound in which the infection of Islamic extremism can fester.

And the unhappiness I feel about my own body is something I know is not exclusive to me; it involves almost all the women I know, and it makes me very sad that women are constantly made to feel that they have to be ashamed or that there is something wrong with them, that they are inherently broken in some way.

Real mathematicians are constantly making mistakes.

"They are constantly making these adjustments.

Indeed, nations are constantly making and unmaking themselves.

(Developers are constantly making unsolicited offers for the property).

We are constantly making this case to the Treasury".