Sentence examples for make out this from inspiring English sources

You could just make out this minuscule couple parting with a chaste kiss in front of a newspaper stand.

David Allen Green, the head of media practice at Preiskel & Co and better-known as law blogger Jack of Kent, told The Independent: "They're trying to make out this is clarificatory – but if you read through the Bill these are substantial amendments.

But so far as I can make out, this suite is devoted to images and to 'images' - to types of illusion, tricks of mind and eye (the nail a nod to Magritte and maybe the American trompe l'oeil master John Peto).

In this case, enough to make out this chick's cat.

But what will be the implications of the film they will make out this raw material from many people's lives.

Before long the Decepticons, led by the devious Megatron (Hugo Weaving -- whose voice I could actually make out this time) get involved, and things comes to a boil in an hourlong onslaught of man-on-machine, machine-on-machine, and machine-on-building violence that reached such a cacophonous level of white noise that it actually lulled me to sleep for a few minutes near the end there.

More interestingly, the device made out this material gets better in terms of electrochemical performance when subjected to ageing effect with voltage holding for 100 hours.

So the only interpretation you can make out of this is this is a test to see if the players are going to hang together".

However, what to make out of this as precedent?

Like people, eras are messier and more contrary than shows like this make out.

The cover makes out this book is dark and monstrous, all about horror - it looks very scary.