Sentence examples for made birth from inspiring English sources

She added: "We made birth control and contraceptives way too political in the US.

Suriving jail, ridicule and decades of harassment, she, more than anyone, made birth control respectable.

Just a few years after D. W. Griffith made "Birth of a Nation" in 1915, the African-American filmmaker Oscar Micheaux, a former coal miner and Pullman porter, started making films.

Sir Julian Huxley, the first director-general of the United Nations Education, Science and Cultural Organisation when it was established in 1945, remarked that death control made birth control a moral imperative.

This latter belief gave decisive weight to the nembutsu uttered at the moment of death, when the nullification of one's final defilements of karmic evil made birth in the Pure Land possible.

He made "Birth" with the "hope of creating change agents" regarding Hollywood's willingness to tell African-American stories.

"We know that certain circumstances make birth injury more likely," she says.

And what makes Birth of a Nation unique is it rejects that fallacy".

His affordable health care act would make birth control more freely available.

Yes, it's tough to have two babies while working relentlessly to make birth safer for all women.

Apart from making Birth of a Nation and Intolerance, he formed the United Artists studio with Fairbanks, Chaplin and Pickford.