Sentence examples for makes a thing from inspiring English sources
In an age where the words "choice" and "personalisation" have become almost obligatory in schools, this comprehensive school makes a thing of offering no choice at the lunch table, apart from halal and vegetarian versions of the same stew.
6 | Scotland Street school, Glasgow Charles Rennie Mackintosh, 1906 Built to the standard requirements of the School Board of Glasgow, Mackintosh's design makes a thing of nobility and grace out of the demand for separate staircases for girls and boys.
Soul is understood as the form that makes a thing alive and able to enjoy the type of life that it does.
This approach is based on a fundamental principle of toxicology, dating back to Paracelsus, in short 'all things are toxic; it is only the dose that makes a thing non-toxic'.
Aristotle surmises that Thales identified soul (that which makes a thing alive and thus capable of motion) with something in the whole universe, and so supposed that everything was full of gods (11A22)—water, or soul, being a divine natural principle.
When Chip Kidd makes a thing you fork over your money.
Usually we say we are making a "thing".
He continued: "They wanted to make a thing of it.
In fact, can #TeamAppleAndRain be made a thing?
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