Sentence examples for make one understand from inspiring English sources

This debut CD (0012052KAI) includes a big scena for baritone and orchestra drawn from his first opera: enough, easily, to make one understand the work's success.

Richard includes enough details to make one understand why this event should be judged not on how well it turned out, but how close it came to tragedy.

The sumptuous boxes in this show make one understand Pandora's weakness.

Will Williams of De Forest, Wis., speaking slowly, as if the words had to fight their way through his emotions, said, "I don't know how you can make one understand what it means to lose someone, if it's not you getting hit but someone you've known — to see them die".

Stories of teens afraid of being killed on the way home from school, or witnessing the murder of a friend while buying candy, makes one understand they're inability to focus on homework once they got home.

"If you make one mistake, I understand that.

But in fact, having to ask a group of eight-year-olds whether they agreed with the statement "compromise is good" benefited the show, and made Non Zero One understand its dynamic and how it can work for an audience whose desire, ability and willingness to interact may vary enormously.

Like some of the famous Egyptian temples, these temples were built to play with light, and many mysteries of the Mayan astronomical calendar are made clear when one understands the design of the "time temples" here.

The crucial role of the understanding in grounding intuitions, when properly understood, might make one think that the only relevant data regarding different intuitions are different intuitions among professional philosophers who probably share equally high levels of understanding of the concepts.

Unlike our father, who makes jokes no one understands and leaves his listeners baffled and anxious to get away, it was fun to hear what our mom might come out with.

When we wanted to make fun of you we started doing one of dad's hand gestures which we occasionally described as brushing away the inconvenient truth.' The Benn study is the best place to understand what makes one of Britain's most famous political dynasties tick.