Sentence examples for makes the proposition from inspiring English sources

It is a walk on the dark side, no question about it, but the conviction and flair with which these sulphurous images are presented makes The Proposition a riveting experience, and the performances from Pearce and Huston have star quality.

But the success of markets like the one at Grand Central Terminal, coupled with a growing interest in shopping for local food as a leisure activity, makes the proposition more interesting to developers.

Evidence is standardly understood as something that makes the proposition it is evidence for more probable.

What makes the proposition that some right or obligation exists true, if it is true (Dworkin 1986)?

The simple fact that Microsoft would have to go through Sony makes the proposition difficult to untangle.

Intuitively, A standing in the relation of difference to B is what makes the proposition that A differs from B true.

When Mr. Locker, 52, made the proposition, Mr. Fleming testified, he had no intention of killing Mr. Locker.

But perhaps just as notably, none have made the proposition a campaign issue.

"If they don't want to remain a niche player, they need to open up and make the proposition more attractive.

There could hardly have been anyone in Iraq whose credentials, both moral and scientific, were better suited for making the proposition a success.

About a decade ago, the McIlhennys passed up a chance to buy the naming rights to the Superdome because it would have required purchasing television advertising during games played there, which made the proposition too expensive.