Sentence examples for making those words from inspiring English sources

Making those words real was a formidable task.

The refrain got slower and longer and more uncomfortable each time she sang it; this may be the closest anyone has ever come to making those words mean something.

I didn't know of Viktor Shklovsky's classic (and complex) "Theory of Prose" when I began art modeling, but his use of visual metaphors to describe the work of artistic prose captures the difference between flatly rendering information in words and making those words serve deep vision.

But I have ended up making those words my mantra.

They each set an example, more than once, about making those words mean something.

It didn't matter where they came from or what work they did, they were actively making those words real.

Anything else would surely make those words meaningless".

I don't remember setting out to make those words the truth.

Marlon Brando made those words famous in Elia Kazan's 1954 classic, "On The Waterfront".

When Mr. Chomsky diagrams the title sentence with a marker to reveal its grammatical structure, Mr. Gondry makes those words come richly, cogently, to life.

"Last night and today and through the long days that will follow, a lot of ordinary people will make those words come true many times".