Sentence examples for concept that makes from inspiring English sources

But impossible is a concept that makes one's heart laugh and throw peanuts at the television.

PRODUCTIVITY is an economic concept that makes people's eyes glaze over.

As they try to visualize Abkhazia's future, one concept that makes sense, they say, is that of a Caucasian homeland.

Many of the workout machines feature a "total access" design concept that makes them more accessible to people with limited mobility.

As a concept that makes sense, but somewhere between Hillary Clinton's first campaign and Caroline Kennedy's abortive one, the "listening tour" has been a bit degraded.

It might not be for you if … Mainstream Mastodon is a concept that makes you a little sick to your stomach.

It was this concept that made our revolution truly unique.

Baran's idea became the key concept that made ARPANET possible.

Manveer Heir, a jury member, noted that while Quadrilateral Cowboy evoked nostalgia for computer hacking's early days, it was the "twists on that simple concept" that made it "thoroughly entertaining, engaging and well-executed".

In 1997, he called the woman, got on a plane, and started working at Baker & Spice — "creating the concept" that made Ottolenghi stop his scooter, on a spring day two years later, and run in, asking for a job.

But in increasingly frantic efforts to arrest the decline of audiences, soaps are resorting to outrageous storylines and celebrity casting which alienates core viewers and diminishes any relationship to everyday life, the original concept that made soaps popular.