Sentence examples for written to make from inspiring English sources

The state laws were written to make people think twice before pursuing a divorce.

Even before that smile, though, Changez isn't especially likable, but, then, he wasn't written to make readers feel comfortable.

They could be dressed, undressed - or even, perhaps, "bots": programs written to make money from slower-witted humans.

And, really, deep down aren't all Y.A. written to make bookish kids feel better about being bookish?

Town zoning laws have been written to make it virtually impossible to erect new billboards, although signs put up before the laws took affect are allowed to remain.

This synopsis comes from a close reading of the entire document and was written to make you more informed about the agreement than most players, all talk-radio hosts and some team owners in the N.F.C. West.

I wrote to make it easy in my head".

"He hoped," Fuller wrote, "to make me the heir of all he knew".

It is enough, he writes, to make a sex therapist sigh.

That's not comforting, but somehow the book she wrote to make that point is.

Lauren Lubetsky, 9, wrote: "To make the world a better place, I would do two things.