Sentence examples for word that made from inspiring English sources

"It was the 'N' word that made me want to do it," he admits.

For the past 54 years, he read every word that made it into the magazine (or "the paper," as he preferred to call it).

But the one thing, the one word, that made me love Mal so much I could go insane – and so much I had to make a picture about it?

This becomes an issue when, courtesy of Loh's celebrated firing from the local NPR station (for uttering an unprintable word that made it onto the air),her elder child is granted entry to the elusive and exclusive Wonder Canyon, a school where children honor diversity, learn peaceful conflict resolution and are taught music using the Orff-Schulwerk method.

Well, I went to a presentation this morning and I heard a word that made me laugh.

Disrupt used to be a bad word that made it sound like things were unstable, but in today's society, we try to disrupt the norms to be more innovative and make things more efficient.

One word that makes me jumpy these days is "original".

Copyright is not a word that makes the blood rush.

"Really, the only word that makes sense is that it's priceless," Wechsler said.

A word that makes perfect sense in Peru is gibberish in Chile.

Others are more explicit: "Picture saying one word that makes her enter a deep trance.