Sentence examples for is this made from inspiring English sources
Everybody is now aware that Haagen-Dazs is this made up — brilliantly made up — name.
Nowhere is this made more explicit than in ancient Egyptian tombs, where painted reliefs of tables heavily laden with good things to eat sustained the deceased long after the funeral feast was over; provender and providence are intimately connected.
And because breadcrumbs absorb water at different rates depending on how dry the bread is, this made it impossible to say how much bread and water Mr Gibson's sausages contained.
Nowhere is this made clearer than in the game's introduction, where the prison's chief executive (who bears a startling resemblance to the President of Sinn Fein, Gerry Adams) calls you with an urgent instruction to build an execution chamber in preparation for the arrival of a double murderer, Edward Romsey.
What/how research combines substance and agency: 'what is this made of' or 'how does this cause that'.
"The Material metaphor cuts through a lot of this – we say, 'what is this made of, what are some of the basic physics of this material?'," says Wiley. "What's nice about software is that it doesn't have to be completely constrained by real-world physics, but you do want to set up an environment where it's internally consistent".
But is this making us more stupid?
What difference is this making for developers?
Why is this making me cry?
