Sentence examples for makes are of from inspiring English sources

In short, the objects that she makes are of her own design, but the ideas behind them are commonplace.

"Whether in London or Berlin or Paris or wherever," said Anthony King, professor of government at Essex University, "you hear people say, 'We don't know anything about this fellow,' and the noises he makes are of a neo-isolationist character, and it is causing a lot of nervous apprehension in the political class.

Rabbatts said: "Many of the points he makes are of real significance.

Common assumptions made are of statistical nature.

Making noise is part of sports fandom.

They are made of ice.

They are made of cardboard.

Some are made of brick.

"Grapes are made of grape".

"This is what champions are made of".

That's what upsets are made of.