Sentence examples for wrote make from inspiring English sources
His love and loyalty "in the teeth of circumstance, opinion, prudent self-interest, in the teeth even of Emma herself," McCarthy wrote, make this good if flatly unheroic man the novel's moral hero.
This early form of autocomplete would, he wrote, make Googling easier ("let's face it — we're all a little lazy"), and it would give users "a playground to explore what others are searching about, and learn about things you haven't dreamt of".
One wrote: "Make them pay serious fines or spend time in Portland jail".
After the story went national, vandals wrote "Make Racists Afraid Again!" in chalk on a number of campus buildings.
Americans, Tocqueville wrote, "make a virtue of commercial temerity".
In January, 2013, the novelist Larry Correia explained on his Web site how fans, by joining the World Science Fiction Society, could help nominate him for a Hugo Award, something that would, he wrote, "make literati snob's [sic] heads explode".
"This conclusion," Christakis wrote, "makes me uneasy".
Victory, he wrote, "makes you stupid".
"War," Thomas Hardy once wrote, "makes rattling good history".
"It is art that makes life," James wrote, "makes interest, makes importance,.
"Poetry," W. H. Auden once wrote, "makes nothing happen".
