Sentence examples for makes members from inspiring English sources

Not that the reasoning makes members of the secondary feel any better.

This study is part of a growing body of research with important implications for businesses into what makes members of groups work well together.

He also believes that the clause prohibits only "actual legal coercion," and not the kind of implicit official endorsement of religious practice that makes members of minority faiths, or nonbelievers, feel like outsiders.

As the irresistible Mr. Walker plays him, Old Hickory is a petulant, impulsive outsider with a sulky charisma that makes members of his electorate say they want to have his baby.

"The clothes are more affordable than those from other boutiques … And the fact that the store is run by a gay guy makes members of the gay community automatically shed their inhibitions".

"We Hate Spam, Congress Says (Except When It's Sent by Us)" (front page, Dec. 28) makes members of Congress look like hypocrites for enacting restrictions on commercial e-mail messages while using the same medium to send constituents unsolicited messages "as often as twice a month".

This is why he wants to make members much more powerful in party policy-making.

It cannot make members redundant or, in Mondragón's case, sell companies or divisions.

Those agents are responsible for investigating some 700 so-called made members and 7,000 associates.

But they are not good at building the political will to make members of Congress (and constituents) eat their vegetables.

France's Vente-Privee, an online hawker of designer goods, has pioneered exclusive "private sales" to make members feel special.