Sentence examples for make one grateful from inspiring English sources
Billowy clouds, the moon, distant runners, waterfowl -- all play their parts in a round-the-clock spectacle that can make one grateful that the park's designers, Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux, had no choice.
Baudrillard and his ilk make one grateful for Harlan Ellison, the science-fiction novelist, who tells a story in SEPTEMBER 11: West Coast Writers Approach Ground Zero (Hawthorne, paper, $16.95) of being invited to appear on the TV show "Politically Incorrect" just weeks after the attacks.
But Mr. Isler's playing is, on the whole, the kind that makes one grateful for Schnabel's influence rather than regretful of it.
A chapter on types of sludge through history makes one grateful for today's raw sewage, as opposed to the "Intrails of bestes" that washed up in the fifteenth century.
This makes one grateful for the listing of relatively modern buildings, eccentric though the system sometimes is.
Like Michael Haneke's recent film, "The Piano Teacher," this movie makes one grateful that a serious European art cinema still exists.
Howard Jacobson, who is famous as a sort of English Philip Roth (though often making one more grateful than ever for the American one), was a natural for Shylock.
The deal that made that exodus happen wasn't easy; it took American brokering and a lot of money, and the burned-out barricades in Kiev and the uncertainty about who's in charge makes one profoundly grateful for it.
I'm not one of them, but even if I were, he has that combination of extreme fame and buffed affability that makes one simply grateful he isn't a Scientologist.
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