Sentence examples for that makes it plain from inspiring English sources

So here is a reasonably short, accessible book that makes it plain how far Las Vegas has replaced its own criminal setup with corporate legality -- though Rothman is charitable in not tracing every step by which one became the other in a generation.

He pulls out a chic new business card that makes it plain that, thanks to masterminding "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy," the sleeper sensation of 2003, the intelligent little indie company he formed in Boston in 1994, Scout Productions Inc., is now a brand -- a dynasty, even -- of its own, called Scout.

This former Wall Street financial adviser does a really good job of explaining the basics in a way that makes it plain--what I call "breaking it down".

But he also knew of the several letters that make it plain, he says, that Michelangelo had created a painting like Mr. Kober's.

She was sitting next to him, and he looked at her in a way that made it plain that he understood how much of the credit for "Brief Encounters" belonged to his wife.

Mr. Luna, a former Alvin Ailey dancer, emerged in two pieces that made it plain that he had something of his own to say and the skill to say it.

The National Snow and Ice Center, a division of Proctor & Gamble, has uploaded Google Earth-compatible KML files that make it plain as day to see polar ice cap melting over the past several years.

That amendment makes it plain that as complex a being as the woolly mammoth may have been, it didn't take God very long to create it and lest there be any confusion, it recites that twice.

The data that really matters makes it plain -- college equals job, and in fact much better job.

The Haggler thinks that if a company makes it plain that a fee or service or a fill-in-the-blank is nonrefundable — which was the case here — it's up to the consumer to read and understand that fact.

More than that, in fact, Mr Bhagwati makes it plain that he shares many of the concerns, and endorses most of the values, that animate the anti-globalist movement.