Sentence examples for making them known from inspiring English sources

She knew that the region's small towns sheltered big truths, and she succeeded in making them known to the world.

The Peruvians have long acknowledged that Bingham was the "scientific discoverer" of Machu Picchu and that he cleared, photographed, and studied the ruins, making them known to the outside world through the pages of National Geographic.

Developing distinctive policies and making them known to the public is one of the critical problems facing the alliance in the time remaining until the next general election, expected by most political observers to be held in October 1983.

Professor Camayd-Freixas said he had considered withdrawing from the assignment, but decided instead that he could play a valuable role by witnessing the proceedings and making them known.

Though I appreciate personally the force of this hint of the State Secretary's in favour of the private communication rather than the public warning, I confined myself to replying that one of our main causes for anxiety in England was our belief that disagreeable facts were withheld from Herr Hitler by those who were responsible for making them known to him.

As another football season kicks off, certain quarters, such as the West Wing, are clutching their pearls over NFL players daring to keep having opinions about social injustice, and daring to keep making them known during the pregame playing of the U.S. national anthem.

By making them know they are worthy of dreams.

"And after more than two decades it's really hard to find adulterated drugs in the Netherlands because the people making them know they will be tested".

Purchasers who have special skills, Mr. Rosenberg said, should make them known.

Therefore, the state designs systems for defining populations, which make them known and visible.

The interpreter who thinks the right thoughts may not have the technique to make them known.