Sentence examples for makes to please from inspiring English sources
Now he says that thinking about his trouble with the South Bronx bronzes has convinced him that the "discipline of 'happy' is just as important as the discipline of 'strong' or 'tough,' " and maybe even harder to accomplish — that the casts he makes to please a neighbor are "purer than something with too much of myself in it, something individual".
These tiny busts were made to please himself.
They were made to please the people in Goskino[the state film agency] and nobody watched them".
Pop music is standardised; it's made to please the largest audience possible.
But the last-minute pulling of a film that had already passed the censors, with cuts already made to please them, smacked of something else: arbitrariness.
One short quotation is sufficient to illustrate the problem: "If woman is made to please and to be in subjection to man, she ought to make herself pleasing in his eyes and not provoke him …her strength is in her charms" (324).
FILMS are made to please, ART is made to provoke.
It's made to please yourself.
Remember that your work is NOT made to please people.
Keep belittling every effort they may make to please you.
If your actions or decisions were made to please someone else, or to avoid teasing, recognize that these were reactions to conforming pressures.
