I may not agree with everyone's choices, but I remind myself that it takes all kinds to make a world.

We saw a single bird arrive and cheered, but one swallow does not a summer make, so let's wait for more signs before declaring the season has changed.

I suppose it takes all sorts to make a world, so we should be more tolerant of people's differences.

The cruel captain would often make fish of one and fowl of another, punishing sailors inconsistently to keep them fearful.

During annual reviews, she would make fish of one and flesh of another, giving generous raises to her favorites while neglecting equally deserving employees.

When the neighbours began arguing over garden borders, Mary reminded them that good fences make good neighbours, and suggested they mark the boundaries with a low hedge.

If one agrees to guarantee the loan, one may make a stick for one's own back when the business fails.

Remember, one swallow doesn't make a summer, so let's wait for more evidence before celebrating.

Despite hours of renovation, they couldn't make a silk purse of a sow's ear from the dilapidated farmhouse.

In the workshop, we decided to make it up as one goes along, adjusting the design with each prototype.