Sentence examples for makes it unremarkable from inspiring English sources

Spymasters are increasingly using "real people" instead: globalisation makes it unremarkable for those such as Anna Chapman, one of the ten Russians deported from America (under her own, legally acquired, British name), to study, marry, work and live in a bunch of different countries.

Liwa used to be a marvel, but the vast irrigation system with which the United Arab Emirates (UAE) keeps its farms fed and its trees green has made it unremarkable.A short road takes us right into the dunes, and then stops in a flat, rough valley.

Couric made it unremarkable to turn on the television news and see a woman sitting in the chair of authority.

Choice would make it unremarkable to see a woman managing a Premiership football team, or a male nursery nurse.

Even so, Palin's popularity has brought nearer the goal that Clinton held out on the day she quit the 2008 race, that of making it "unremarkable to think that a woman can be the president of the United States".

Having it overhead will flatten the scene and make it very unremarkable.

Unremarkable returns and investor defections have made it harder.

His special skill is taking something mundane, unremarkable or even ugly, adding a twist, and making it into something that women want now, now, now.

The excuse - it was unremarkable and he didn't remember - made it worse.

For decades, the constitutional settlement had made it untouchable where it existed — and so, in a way, it became unremarkable in daily life.

To make it easier, a number of élite individuals have made themselves known from among the millions of unremarkable citizens.