Sentence examples for thus make from inspiring English sources

Most foreigners thus make cash purchases.

And does criticising Islamism, thus, make one a neocon Zionist?

Such moments reveal the essence of people's characters and thus make for dramatic stories.

They claimed they wanted the officers to shoot them dead and thus make them martyrs.

In making the sound more lifelike, DVD-Audio may thus make it more uncertain, more bewildering.

As home secretaries, Charles Clarke and Theresa May thus make an interesting contrast.

Offshores thus make waves hollower (more concave) and cleaner (more regular) and faster.

We have it, in the form of great public buildings that inspire and ennoble, and thus make us better people.

That would mean reduced convergence and thus make entry, if judged on the economic tests, less likely.

Such experiences tax us, and thus make us less willing to devote energy to regulating our moods and responses.

Child-bearing years will thus make up a smaller proportion of women's potential working lives.