Sentence examples for make the controversies from inspiring English sources

When it comes to the politics, Damrosch sounds like a translator of other scholars' findings, uncertain how to make the controversies to which Swift dedicated himself seem engaging to any general reader.

Such statements by Samaranch won't make the controversy vanish.

Former Republican National Committee chairman Haley Barbour warned Democrats not to make the controversy a political cudgel.

The vast majority of our sources were penned by the victors of that debate, the iconophiles, who make the controversy the driver of all events.

Payton's business was scoring 10 of his 16 points in the first quarter to make the controversy go away quickly.

And he went on: It is a boost to the President, but it doesn't make the controversy go away.

Mr. Trump has denounced such protests, and he has sought to make the controversy a cultural touchstone with his supporters.

Democrats are now aiming their anger at J. Russell George, the Treasury inspector general for tax administration, whose audit in May helped make the controversy public.

If he thought that by avoiding the conference he could make the controversy about his anti-police rant blow over, he was wrong.

Though the text is clearly a forgery (it is riddled with grammatical and spelling errors that no native English speaker would make), the controversy continues.

Skating officials who contend Cinquanta has letters with accusations of impropriety in his possession wonder if he is trying to make the controversy disappear.