Sentence examples for making present from inspiring English sources

But now a new wave of boxing chroniclers has stepped into the ring -- namely, women -- and the books and movies they are making present a very different image.

We could not agree on whether our ideas were making present consumption more intelligent and resource effective or just creating new and unnecessary consumption.

By making present and immediate in our lives these most important challenges, Princeton has compelled us toward the nation's service and the service of all nations.

None of these things are important enough to spoil my evening and I'm willing to accept that in some cases the slight is imagined, and I am making present judgments based on past experiences.

No one present at a Tridentine Mass, now called the Extraordinary Form, could be in any doubt about what Catholics believed about the Real Presence of Christ and the making present of his sacrifice on Calvary.

Unresolved doctrinal differences make it impossible for, say, Catholic and Coptic Christians to share routinely in their faith's most important rite which, for believers, involves "making present" the self-sacrifice of Jesus Christ by consecrating bread and wine.

This would amount to the greatest influence operation of all time, making present-day concerns about Russian meddling in Western elections, including last year's American presidential contest, seem tame in comparison.

The best known example of retrovision has to be Grindhouse, Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez's tongue-in-cheek double bill, which went against the tide of transposing 1970s/80s horror movies to the present day by making present-day horror stories look like they were made in the 1970s/80s.

Saving money by making presents this year?

I grew up making presents for my family.

Making presents by hand will make others happy too.