Sentence examples for makes all that from inspiring English sources
But this building makes all that grotesquely visible.
It makes all that pussy-bow blouse buzz seem desperately literal.
"The disposition of rooms makes all that lovely outdoor space as important as the indoor space," Mrs. Greer said.
— Andrea K. Scott There's nothing like Christmas to remind a lonely person of a lost love, which makes "All That Heaven Allows," Douglas Sirk's romantic melodrama from 1955, a poignant holiday entertainment.
But those same loud outfits, mugging faces and picayune dramas just don't translate when blown up on a movie screen, which makes all that small-screen stuff seem even punier.
All That Is James Salter Picador, £18.99 Salter's protagonist, Philip Bowman, does not live an exceptional life, and that's what makes All That Is an exceptional novel; it narrates the repetitive minutiae and the social and historical context that make up an individual subjectivity.
Hughes made all that offense stand up.
Who, then, had made all that noise?
They are also unlikely to make all that much money.
You can't just ignore somebody making all that effort.
It will make all that traffic a lot more palatable.
