Fighting a system that makes each of us feel crap is what feminism does.
Human ingenuity has devised a technology that makes each of us potentially the biggest enemy of our own privacy.
With their assistance, she writes an elf-help book that makes each of them feel three feet tall.
Her flair for drama makes each of her matches an improvisational play in two or three acts.
Leonide, in male attire and using the nickname Phocion, makes each of the guardians fall in love with her.
Of course, no memory can be truly shared — the past, to say nothing of the present, makes each of us different.
The choreography makes each of the nine variations an adventure: Each is unpredictable, impelled by the energy that drives the entire ballet.
It is the teachers' sensitivity to what makes each of us unique as well as their wisdom, insight, enthusiasm, compassion and love that truly makes them heroes.
It finds connections between events, suggests cause and effect, makes each of us the central figure in an epic journey toward darkness or light.
A company of nine-and-twenty sundry folk join him, and by the time the sun goes down, he has a good idea of what makes each of them tick.
It makes the moment feel as if it has its own distinctive identity and, moreover, makes each of the elements of an apparently unified frame burst forth in its own disparate identity.
