Sentence examples for makes it sometimes from inspiring English sources

Neither has she lost the tendency to dress in a way that makes it sometimes seem as if she is pushing impatiently outward at the boundaries of gender.

Something in the jittery, crazy dialogue makes it sometimes hard to tell if the characters are talking as themselves, or performing the Carver dialogue.

"Ty has spoken openly, with honesty and extraordinary eloquence, about his struggle with post-traumatic stress — the flashbacks, the nightmares, the anxiety, the heartache that makes it sometimes almost impossible to get through a day," Mr. Obama said before draping the medal around his neck.

The writer Anthony Barnett, Brody's friend for over 30 years, says the self-effacing way Brody has worked in both film and in print makes it sometimes difficult to catch his voice: "He has always tried to avoid the sterility of institutionalisation and always wants to allow for a knight's move to escape.

All of the most prestigious awards for fiction each year are given to works of Literary Fiction, which makes it sometimes easy to say that writers who write literary sorts of books are better writers.

Students believed that the appeal of food items makes it sometimes hard for them to make healthy choices.

Austen was a connoisseur of stupidity, making it sometimes sound like perceptiveness.

Some identify themselves as Arabs, while others consider themselves black Africans, though there has been enough intermarriage to make it sometimes hard to tell who is who.

Sometimes he seems to believe the company could have made it, sometimes he seems to be saying the whole thing was a house of cards all along.

These differences between studies make it sometimes difficult to compare data from one study to another.

The book is long and dense, making it sometimes hard to get through.