Sentence examples for subject making from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it would help if sportswomen from all disciplines started talking more openly about the subject, making it commonplace rather than taboo.

The company also tweaked its front-facing camera (a.k.a., the selfie camera) to autofocus on its subject, making for crisp and well-composed selfies.

Despite these reservations, the exhibition proved over and over again that artists can successfully tackle this subject, making their points succinctly and powerfully.

This year, as in the past, students immersed themselves in their subject, making design changes as they learned more about the day, said Roma Karas, the art teacher who oversaw the mural.

Before writing this column on recent incidents of plagiarism and fabrication, I spent time on the Web reading all known thought on the subject, making notes as I went.

Many of them paid to see Mr Gore's film on the subject, making it the third-most-successful documentary of all time (and now a candidate for an Oscar).

The subject makes them cagey.

Foos wrote, "The subject makes me sick".

The subject made a perceptual judgment on the target.

Perversely, a song on that very subject made him rich.

She distances the subject, makes it tragic, monumental.