Sentence examples for makes as one from inspiring English sources

To summarize: Psychological resistance makes as one the self and the fear or worry that it resists.

Now, he said, "he is lucky" if he makes as much as one-tenth that amount.

The honey was made, as one sign on his stall read, on "rooftops, balconies and community gardens in Manhattan, Brooklyn & Queens".

The rail companies bang on about the vast infrastructure investments Network Rail is making as one reason for fare rises.

They wanted a cake topped by two brides, but discovered that bride-and-groom figures are made as one piece.

Her most recent show featured a corset made of mosaic porcelain, which had been made as one piece, deliberately shattered into shards, and then resewn, piece by piece.

The first is that McNamara's great crime was the crime of silence; the second and equally important point, which I made as one who has studied the record of escalation as closely as any other American journalist, is that the book is stunningly dishonest, and that McNamara has almost completely sanitized his own role as the Johnson Administration's most savage enforcer of escalation.

The design of a reinforced concrete beam was made as one would normally do for conventional concrete, by using practical performance-based rules based on a wide literature review to predict the mechanical and durability-related performance of recycled aggregate concrete.

John McCarrey, a biologist at the University of Texas, San Antonio, recently published a study in which he actually witnessed such corrections being made as one generation gave rise to the next.

Han was made as one thing but through the collaborative process and the imaginations of countless kids and nerds became something else.

There are no set preferences regarding the use of internal or external evaluation teams, and often these distinctions are not as easy to make as one might initially assume.