Are not these ample amends for the ill-will Mr. Wenlock bears me?

The profits of the speculation made ample amends for the sacrifice.

But the hearty applause from the sixpenny places made ample amends.

If, however, they disappoint you in size, they make ample amends in height.

If the audience had done less than justice, surely it made ample amends.

Nevertheless, on Palm Sunday of the new year, 1849, I received ample amends.

The emperor condemned his too scrupulous fears and credulity, and made her ample amends.

Miss Van Tyne, you now surely have made ample amends.

But as fortunately I have another term, I shall make ample amends to Lane later.

But the sixth volume made ample amends; Mahomet and the Popes were gentlemen and good company.

For this insult will I have ample amends.

Buffet, in his broken English, talked away sufficiently to make ample amends for his employer's taciturnity.

But surely all this makes ample amends.

If I thought that at first I had been treated with ingratitude, ample amends was made afterwards.

If Louis de Montcalm failed to satisfy his preceptor, he had a brother who made ample amends.

If there was nothing characteristic in the entertainer, the company made ample amends for his want of singularity.