Sentence examples for put it made from inspiring English sources
Matilda, as the Slate's critic Chelsey Philpot put it, "made being a nerd cool before being a nerd was cool".
His extra-human restlessness — he needed to be "perpetuum mobile," as he put it — made him one of the least conventional men on the planet.
We need to look ahead, and the way he put it made it really clear that we are still in this hunt and we just need to keep our focus".
An informative but harrowing tour of Auschwitz put the commercial pressures of Christmas into perspective and, as Kay put it: "Made me so grateful to be born when I was, into the life I have".
Their "champion", as Pence put it, made his entrance to Air Force One and departed to the sound of another golden oldie from his rallies, the Rolling Stones' You Can't Always Get What You Want.
For ages 5 and up, the production features Ms. van Dalsum's abstract, sculptural figures, which are, as Ms. Henson put it, "made out of stuff": wood, metal and found objects.
But even with those measures, the company did not, as Ms. Berner might put it, make its number.
It also has the effect of, as Mr. Sullivan put it, "making the population of Ephesus seem a lot less stupid".
Some of the people were, as one Iranian journalist put it, "making a face" at the regime.
And that, as Robert Frost might have put it, makes all the difference.
The poet who, as Robert Lowell put it, "makes the casual perfect".
