Example sentences of "makes [art] " in BNC.
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| 1 | That makes the world full of ill-favour 'd children . |
| 2 | If that makes the agent sound unpleasant it is only because you are still seeing the profession through rose-coloured spectacles . |
| 3 | ‘ Some dried pastas do contain egg , which makes the pasta softer . |
| 4 | Almost all accidents start with a simple error on the part of the pilot that leads to a chain of events , each of which makes the situation worse and an accident more and more difficult to avoid . |
| 5 | The proper equipment makes the whole operation far easier and safer , and encourages instructors to practise those exercises which can so often result in a long walk back to the launch point . |
| 6 | This makes the lock much stiffer to operate than on the earlier types of glider . |
| 7 | A common fault is to level out too much , which results in a completely slack cable and makes the winch driver 's job of judging the correction quite impossible . |
| 8 | This makes the sensation much worse and , believing the aircraft is still stalled in spite of their recovery action , they are liable to panic and become unable to think or act in time to avoid diving into the ground . |
| 9 | Carry extra ballast in the cockpit unless you are well above the minimum cockpit load , as this increases the stability and makes the elevator less ‘ twitchy ’ . |
| 10 | The householder makes the application and he/she must also be elderly . |
| 11 | This maimed psyche , according to Francis Huxley ( 1970 : 62 ) , creates a specific concept of the self and makes the inside anthropologist ‘ a mutilated man … in curious revolt against his own society ’ . |
| 12 | This makes the anthropologist at the least an uncomfortable associate , at the worst seem ‘ dirty ’ , ‘ dangerous ’ or even ‘ subversive ’ . |
| 13 | But it is not just how the new consciousness is to be used which produces problems in handling this new-found wisdom ; it is the very acquisition of knowledge itself which makes the concept of self so dynamic . |
| 14 | Regrettably , he makes the same point in his brilliant collection of causeries In Defence Of Art , gathered together by his wife Aileen , in 1988 , when he links Susan Musgrave 's ‘ inner nightmares ’ to Leonard 's ‘ early poetry ’ . |
| 15 | This is , I would argue , a powerful idea which makes the phenomena of mental development more intelligible to us . |
| 16 | I certainly would not want to attempt a summary of the route we have taken all the way from the mind-body problem to children trying to win chocolates ; but I do need to make some concluding comments to justify the bold claim in the first paragraph that constructivism makes the mind-body problem less intractable . |
| 17 | That is quite a lot ; but why be more ambitious and say that it makes the place of mind in Nature more intelligible to us ? |
| 18 | And yet the changes have taken place without disturbing in the slightest the unique atmosphere that makes the event so special , a credit to the care , attention and financial assistance that Direct Line have devoted to making Beckenham one of the most pleasant stops on the tennis calendar . |
| 19 | However , I found that in many instances this slipping action makes the disc useless , as it is unable to cut to any depth before it stops rotating . |
| 20 | Each table has 12 which , with six fat legs , could probably hold the roof up but it is this very rigidity that makes the construction hard . |
| 21 | The person who makes the arrangements with the funeral director may be considered to have entered into a binding contract , and become responsible for the cost , even if they are not related to the deceased . |
| 22 | But if it is repeated too often the incessant jigging of hands makes the audience restless , too . |
| 23 | A study of Dalcroze Eurythmics from which such ideas emanate is valuable , but the practice must be used with discretion if the resultant ballet is not to resemble an examination of machinery rather than a feeling fur the rhythm and shape of the engine that makes the dancers perform . |
| 24 | Even with such examples in mind the choreographer may well decide it is better to delay the confrontation between the chief players because , by creating and stressing the general atmosphere , this raises the audience 's expectations before the meeting of the protagonists , and the sudden onset of passion is what makes the ultimate tragedy so poignant . |
| 25 | This makes the Scottish footwork look very light and easy particularly as it is allied to the steps of petit and grand allegro he also used . |
| 26 | It is this which makes the performance capable of repetition . |
| 27 | Today 's audiences find them old-fashioned : yet many modern ballets deal with similar evils such as present-day problems with drugs , AIDS , mental handicap , racism , imprisonment and so on , in which the balletic interpretation makes the same impression if the choreographer has really studied the themes outlined in his subject . |
| 28 | When you are tackling a larger area — a whole wall , or perhaps even a complete room — you use exactly the same techniques ; the big difference is the sheer scale of the job , which makes the preliminary setting-out by far the most important part . |
| 29 | This 9.6 volt machine with a 10mm chuck , two speed gearbox , variable speed trigger and electric brake makes the 6092DWK a very capable power tool for any job , whether it involves drilling or screwing in materials such as wood , metal , plastics or laminates . |
| 30 | Raskolnikov has of course outraged the human being in himself too ; the pad pad pad of the hunter and hunted relationship with Porfiry is intertwined with self-pursuit to the point where the murderer actually makes the running in the second of the three long interviews , arriving unsent-for and demanding interrogation ‘ according to the rules ’ , if interrogation there must be ; which leads Porfiry to exclaim : ‘ Good heavens ! |