Sentence examples for what it makes of from inspiring English sources

"A government is to be judged by its actions upon men…by what it makes of the citizens, and what it does with them; its tendency to improve or deteriorate the people themselves".

Dropbox's fortunes are likely to be determined by what it makes of that opportunity.

I ask Freedom House, which monitors democracy in many African states, what it makes of the US election.

Facebook has not publicly said what it makes of the new would-be European privacy regulation, except to say that it hopes it will not stifle economic growth.

None saw Britain as a modern world power free of the psychological burdens of history.A nation is what it makes of itself.

Length is what we make of it, or what we have time to make of it, while "epic" seems to be defined by what it makes of us.

What is it made of?

"What's it made of?" he asked.

What's it made of?

What was it made of, Myers wondered?

What is it made of, and how is it shaped?