Sentence examples for understand that it makes from inspiring English sources

It's so funny people don't understand that, it makes me laugh.

When you eat it, you will understand that it makes its own case eloquently enough.

I can understand that it makes people feel guilty, so it's hard to have fun when maybe you have worked hard for this vacation.

Republicans realize the challenges in trying to tackle seriously the country's trillions in debt from the spending side, but they also understand that it makes for a great talking point against supposedly profligate tax-and-spend Democrats.

Even with respect to Bolivia, most of the voters that the PSDB is trying to reach would probably understand that it makes no sense to attack Bolivia for the illegal drug trade in Brazil.

In 1960, Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr., published a short book entitled "Kennedy or Nixon: Does It Make Any Difference?" Kuttner's 2008 version takes it for granted that his readers already understand that it makes a difference.

The law understands that it makes mistakes, that men and women who carry out the law are imperfect creatures, and therefore the power to nullify the decisions of the law must be written into the law itself.

Joseph Seymour, who was appointed executive director of the Port Authority in December to succeed Neil Levin, who was killed on September 11th, told me that the Port Authority understands that it makes no sense to put the towers back, despite the terms of the lease.

It is understood that it made a similar profit on an earlier contract covering 2003 to 2006.

People often referred to Mr. Obama as "he" or "him," as if the identity of the man was so understood that it made uttering his name unnecessary.

He understood that it made possible -- in fact that it required -- new materials and production techniques (he is often called the first industrial designer), and that it was creating a new class of urban, middle-class consumers.