Sentence examples for mission makes from inspiring English sources

Yet the mission makes the French edgy.

Watching the "heroes" exploit genuine grief to advance their undefined mission makes for fascinating, thorny TV.

Their sense of mission makes them "transparent", says one European executive of his experience selling a firm.

This mission makes Bailey's biography of Cheever both arresting and disturbing, a disturbance of the peace, if you will.

The difference, of course, is that Hussein is not a figure of pathos; the futility of Hef's mission makes him one.

"The fact that they have chosen to not join the OSCE observation mission makes clear that this issue is nothing more than a PR stunt".

In "Curfewed Night" he has made his own valuable contribution to Orwell's mission: making political writing an art.

Scientists in the Rosetta mission made space history this week by safely landing a robotic spacecraft on a comet.

Two years ago, the racetrack engaged an advertising agency and gave it a mission: make the Preakness entertaining for young people again.

But Slate's idiosyncratic mission made it an odd fit at a company better known for its software applications.

In November last year, the Rosetta mission made history by landing a small probe on the surface of the comet.