Sentence examples for make them entirely from inspiring English sources

The crystalline phrasing of the lines, the stark clarity with which the poems are plotted, make them entirely hospitable to the reader, but resistant to paraphrase.

We may find names for things, creatures, ideas, sensations and experiences but (fortunately) we can never make them entirely the possessions of our understanding.

But they have to be secure; and since it is impossible to make them entirely secure, they must also be designed to fail gracefully and as safely as possible.

He added, "We do have a goal to make them entirely in the United States".

I warn them about it when they come in, make them entirely dependent on my kindness, and dominate them utterly.

But with Reilly's coloring book ― and the intricate patterns around the "cringeworthy" words ― women are free to reclaim those words and make them entirely beautiful.

And no matter how odd and drastic Rhoda's actions are, she makes them entirely plausible.

Teen movies had existed before Hughes; but he made them entirely from the side of the teens.

Mycohets are plants that lack chlorophyll, and thus are unable to photosynthesize, making them entirely reliant on the fungal network for their provision of carbon.

To make matters (much) worse, he's accompanied in Act II by a retinue of Arab followers whose skins are all painted brown and whose version of ethnic dancing makes them entirely silly.

Her poetry — spare, profound, unsentimental, effortlessly transforming the quotidian into the metaphysical, drawing on the powerful themes of time, fate and destiny, yet making them entirely her own — has earned her a near-cult following in Greece.