It is the meaning of life, not of death, that makes banishment so terrible to me.
Yes, Daddy; but it is not the number of years we have behind us, but the number we have before us, that makes us careful and responsible and determined to find out the truth about everything.
Is it any wonder that the people in those days believed in and taught the infamous doctrine of eternal punishment, that makes God a heartless monster and man a slimy hypocrite and slave?
And we are ten to start with, that makes eighteen.
Gervaise Oakes is as discreet a man, in all that relates to the table, as an anchorite; and yet he has a faculty of seeming to drink, that makes him a boon companion for a four-bottle man.
There was a little occurrence last night, connected with Sir Thomas Wycherly's will, that makes me particularly anxious to see you, as early as possible, this morning.
That makes us all carry weather-helms among the other messes.
It is thy strength, my Love, that makes me weak; Thy strength it is that makes my weakness sweet.
Your might, Love, makes me weak, Your might it is that makes my weakness sweet.
I have fallen into the habit of spending my afternoons in the hammock; that makes me immensely drowsy just at this hour.
The men of imagination seldom carry, are seldom able to carry, their aspirations to a practical reality; that makes no difference in their appreciation of the woman who can comprehend the beauty of the dream.
That makes it 'even Stephen,'" chortled Brennan to his friend and rival, McRae.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "that makes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
