Sentence examples for that make something from inspiring English sources
Q: What are some of the qualities that make something classic?
My price point is high and she points out the little details that make something worthy of investing in".
"I'd say it's hourly, isn't it?" Crilly nods: "But it's the tiny details that make something fly or fail".
Kim Bennett is first up to bat with inventive textile pieces that make something twisted out of domestic stitchwork.
We touch the icon to enter the sacred space, genuflecting to reliquaries and ostentatoria that make something splendid of our most secret desires and agonies".
As Danto puts it: "Given two objects that look exactly alike, how is it possible for one of them to be a work of art and the other just an ordinary object?" Answering this question requires realizing that there are no perceptual qualities that make something a work of art.
"I wanted a company that made something".
It is context that makes something acceptable or inacceptable.
"I felt it was really important to go to a company that made something," he said.
"I love anything that makes something more accessible," said Mr. MacLachlan, repeating a common refrain.
But when you starve something, neglect it, take away everything that makes something strong, it will inevitably become weak.
