Sentence examples for makes either from inspiring English sources

Dr. Greenspan said an understanding of how genes set up circuits to govern behavior would be of broad significance in understanding what makes either flies or people tick.

In 1988 eight of the top ten companies by value, and eight of the top ten banks, were Japanese; today none makes either list.

The Austrian director Nikolaus Geyrhalter holds the shot long enough for you to appreciate that it's meant to resonate, but it's uncertain what makes either this image or the green field significant.

He's quite right — however uncomfortable it makes either side — to say that those of us in favor of gun control aren't really that interested in guns: the habits that make our countrymen so fascinated by them are alien to us, and we are, therefore, blind to their appeal.

But the book, written in an unwaveringly heroic key, never quite makes either man come alive from the inside, or conveys the substance of a friendship Dr. Carroll claims was one of the few "constant and sincere" connections in Camus's life.

"But it will come down to the quality of the signings he makes, either this month or in the summer.

We don't make either in Sudan.

I have never made either dish.

Anything less would make either party truly unfit for government.

Unfortunately, nobody has made either party aware of this fact.

Lucent did not make either executive available for interviews.