Sentence examples for naturally make it from inspiring English sources

But if you're a curvaceous woman, if you've got hips, if you've got boobs, you will just naturally make it look a little bit more sexy than someone like her".

Such attributes naturally make it a favorite resort of Japanese teen-agers, who are the most avid consumers in a country where, since the end of the Second World War and in spite of a ten-year recession, consuming is a crucial part of the national identity.

If we assume the complete or partial lack of face-to-face contact in such relationships (because dyads were in different geographical locations), then the lack of opportunity for face-to-face communication would naturally make it difficult to maintain relationship quality over time.

The contrast between the accessory and the rest of your clothes will naturally make it an eye-catcher.

Write Naturally; Make It Easy to Read: While Judges and Commissioners are skilled at reading through to people's intent, and aim to apply justice evenly to folks from all walks of life, they are still human.

Its location naturally makes it a target of the suburban sprawl now claiming so much of Putnam and Dutchess Counties.

Left to its own devices, dolcetto offers what naturally makes it so winning: an object lesson in the very Italian push-pull of blending bitter and sweet flavors, along with an earthiness and a rounded, lightly tannic texture.

This naturally makes it terribly difficult for smaller films to find an audience.

It is an unanswerable question, of course, which naturally makes it ripe for endless Washington dinner-party talk.

Insecurity – real or imagined – naturally makes it more likely that people will sacrifice everything for their job.

This naturally makes it hard to attract great talent for an early startup on a hamstringed budget.