Sentence examples for make constants from inspiring English sources

Several mainstream representations of blackness make constants out of Annalise Keating (Viola Davis) types calculated, powerful, and cunning in the same calculated, powerful, and cunning quality of a Kerry Washington in Scandal.

His eyes are blue and they make constant contact.

Drugs developed in the 1950s would make constant care unnecessary.

"We try to make constant improvements in the program and we felt this was an improvement".

Google, he says, utilizes the Web to pull feedback from users and make constant improvements.

It becomes difficult to concentrate, and you have to make constant efforts to remind yourself what you are here for.

Varitek said Martínez had an "innate ability to read guys from the mound" and make constant adjustments.

Unable to control her mouth or tongue, she began to drool and grimace and to make constant involuntary chewing motions.

But he often sounded uncharacteristically hurried, to the point of rushing the beat: his fellow musicians had to make constant adjustments.

The point is to be really open; to keep innovating, listening to citizens and watching what is done in other cities to make constant improvements.

Capital and maintenance costs on this and other Ontario highways are high because the province's heavy snowfall and extreme temperature range make constant repairs necessary.