Sentence examples for make some parents from inspiring English sources

Surely, too, such permissive attitudes to comedy will naturally make some parents anxious.

Next month the topic will be the parents' role, and Mr. Schott knows that the discussion is likely to make some parents defensive.

The line of consent is a little blurry on this, which could make some parents freak out, but might make it even more essential viewing for families.

His unembarrassed embrace of his own immaturity may make some parents uncomfortable even as it explains SpongeBob's appeal to grown-up slackers and misfits; he indulges our juvenile instincts rather than pushing us or our children toward anything resembling responsibility.

Their treatment of her sexuality -- a combination of skittishness and longing, of limit-testing and anxiety about the consequences -- is sensitive and well observed, though it may make some parents squirm.

So there are arts and crafts, swimming, a trip to a water park; advice to learn the repertory and skip the competitions; and rules that make some parents furious.

Her words made some parents wonder if she were the right person for the job.

The depictions of Dinosaurs Behaving Badly -- complete with pteranodon-tossed teddies and chair-toppling foot stomps -- may have made some parents newly appreciative of their smaller-scale challenges.

But as usual with vaccination programmes, there have been safety concerns: media reports of girls developing chronic fatigue syndrome after the jab, and quotes from experts suggesting that vaccines have been aggressively marketed, have made some parents cautious.

But, hey, if it makes some parents happy, so be it.

There may have been other cultural values, parent or child health factors, or personal beliefs that made some parents choose a specific ECEC option, if any, for their children.