Sentence examples for making the concept of from inspiring English sources

Making the concept of Conversations with Foreigners into reality did have its challenges.

Hard-hitting meat scandals are making the concept of vegetarianism more digestible than before, but that doesn't mean meat is on its way out.

Thanks to improving air and naval power, the United States can help defend the South from bases in Japan or even Hawaii, making the concept of the American troops as a tripwire against a North Korean invasion an outdated one.

Chisholm notes that he is thus making the concept of power "constitutionally iffy".

The A disappears in front of the I, making the concept of artificial intelligence irrelevant and obsolete.

The last decade has seen an explosive growth in the deployment of wireless local area networks (WLANs) making the concept of nomadic computing a reality.

Not only does this make the concept of the holy spirit a bit confusing.

Both he and Niebuhr made the concept of irony central to their work.

The program, he said, "made the concept of adding solar to our business reality".

Cold weather in Europe and North America had made "the concept of 'global warming' less plausible", he wrote.

Nevertheless, Ms. Feldman acknowledged that the bottom-line approach made the concept of value entertaining and easy to understand.