Sentence examples for makes a group from inspiring English sources
WHAT makes a group (of voters, relatives, believers) stick together, even when its membership is varied and quarrelsome?
It's an emotional filter that makes a group of people, terminally lonely to begin with, all the more solitary.
John Scofield Because jazz is a performance art, a visual record can go a long way toward explaining what makes a group tick.
By coherence we refer to what makes a group of words or sentences semantically meaningful.
And yet what makes a "group" is mercurial: In experiments, people easily form coalitions based on meaningless traits or preferences and then favor others in their "group".
In this adjustment phase, the system gathers a set of learner maps and then makes a group map by overlaying the learner maps (we call this map "group map").
The train, I knew, would be different: The train is "Before Sunrise" and "The Darjeeling Limited" and "Murder on the Orient Express," which, if not an obvious endorsement for rail journey, at least makes a group-orchestrated revenge killing look somehow cozy.
Now, I was going to make a group of them.
"They made a group decision to hate me," Mel says.
He made a group on Facebook as a way to reach out to players.
They look round at each other before making a group reply, shaking their heads tentatively.
