Sentence examples for make of events from inspiring English sources

So now that they've got their breath back, what do our fan reps for each of the remaining competing teams make of events, and what do they predict this weekend?

He believes torture works, and makes of events at Guantánamo Bay and Abu Ghraib, both of which he mentions repeatedly, a balm to his conscience.

Thus, for example, there is no possible world which has, in a given period of time, only one event, for any non-instantaneous event will be made of events which are its parts.

No consideration has been made of events beyond that point.

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Introverts focus on the meaning they make of the events swirling around them; extroverts plunge into the events themselves.

They want to know what the children's parents make of recent events, what news channel they watch at home.

What are we to make of these extraordinary events, and what do they herald for today?

Mr. Jenkins cautioned that journalists are trained to make sense of events and create a narrative.

Stories make sense of events and give experience the meaning it has, the inflection of good or bad.

His rivals seemed uncertain just what to make of this turn of events.