Sentence examples for makes this passage from inspiring English sources

What makes this passage so moving is not only the drama of the moment itself, but also the way Tolstoy has sensed it and captured it in words.

The apparent usage of dynamic and active as interchangeable terms by the author makes this passage even more confusing.

As a mother, I would like to posit another theory, that the mothers understand the predicament exactly, know that their babes must learn to make this passage alone and are teaching a critical life skill very effectively.

A striking resemblance to the indeterminacy postulated by modern quantum physics which has also often been invoked in debates about determinism has helped make this passage the subject of particularly intense debate.

They made this passage the conclusion of their paper in order to give the message special emphasis.

Making this passage even more intriguing is that it was made at great personal cost, especially in terms of marriage and family.

Three things make this passage so memorable, so powerful and so relevant for me in my role as a corporate leader trying to navigate through increasing complexity and accelerating pace of change.

In studies of the transport of molecules from the hemolymph across the basal lamina to the intercellular spaces of the midgut epithelium, other researchers have shown that cytochrome-c can make this passage [32].

"If there's anything we can do to make this Middle Passage more pleasant," the stewardess says, and pauses for the laugh.

Usefully, Kermode refers constantly to what the contemporary audience would have made of this passage or that, and to what was happening on the street and in the court at the time of performance.

We do, but damned if we know what to make of this passage: "Dr. Langer is the Coolidge Professor of History at Harvar University, and was a No. 1 O.S.S. man during the war.