Sentence examples for may make one from inspiring English sources

This may seem to be a difficult question at first and it may make one deeply ponder on the question.

6.31pm BST Those hoping that Julian Assange may make one of his appearances on a balcony at the Ecuadorian embassy look set to be disappointed.

The death, on Saturday, of the poet Richard Wilbur may make one — a Francophile "one," anyway — reflect on the supreme qualities of his English translations of Molière.

The furniture suggests an office (a really nice one), and the kindly jitteriness of the waiters (they are big on speed-clearing) may make one less consumed by the food than by the sense that the bankers and traders a few blocks down might not be the only ones whose job security is uncertain.

Keep in mind that while a medical problem may make one sport inadvisable, that does not mean a ban on all physical activities, Dr. Koester emphasized.

Literally imitating nothing in nature, they nevertheless may make one recall the sounds of birds and insects.

Frankly, this seems like both a blessing and a curse — users who can comfortably wrap their mitts around the original model should do just fine, but that slightly larger display may make one-handed operation even less feasible than before.

Although they can vary from club to club, membership fees range from £120-£140 a year, while some may charge even less for low-user members who may only make one or two trips a month.

"But may I make one teensy suggestion?

Asked how soldiers sent to enforce the new taxes would be received, Franklin answered, "They will not find a rebellion; they may indeed make one".

But close associates of Mr. Nader said they feared that despite so much outcry against a run - there is even a liberal Web site called RalphDontRun.net - he may just make one.