Sentence examples for literature make from inspiring English sources

Most love stories in literature make exaggerations.

Maybe the 19th-century Italians had it right: Bad art and literature make the best operas.

For Ms. Gotbaum, the course is clear: raise more money, print more literature, make new alliances and rejigger the media plan.

And, if the paintings aren't found, we'll publish this, the story of their loss and recuperation through literature — make a little book that includes the installation shots of the two canvases before Sonia took them down to clean them up.

And it isn't playing safe: here it devotes a full evening to music by Tan Dun, including "Water Music," based on percussive sounds made by water, and "The Gate," a new multimedia work in which three tragic heroines from Western and Chinese literature make their cases for restoration to life.

Currently, the discrepancies observed in the literature make interpretation of the findings and future recommendations difficult.

Literature makes life much more worth living.

Literature makes language reflect upon itself.

I think exposure to great literature makes a huge difference.

His ability to quote great literature made board meetings an educational experience and a delight.

Creeley, as with many masters, whether in sport or literature, made it look easy.