Sentence examples for makes of more from inspiring English sources

The worst is a relation that makes of more than one simply one, that makes, out of a division, an indivisible sovereignty.

He feels he's made of more artistic stuff.

But today's youngsters are made of more determined stuff.

A forest is made of more than trees.

One favourite was the British pavilion, made of more than 60,000 transparent acrylic rods.

Modern flight bows are composite (made of more than one material e.g., wood and fibreglass).

In his work, human beings are made of more than one place.

Maybe he's made of more than he's yet shown.

In truth, though, it could just mean a terrible photo made of more dots.

We know what the BBC World Service is made of: more than 30 different language sections.

In the Shaarawy house in Bayonne, dreams are made of more sober stuff.