Sentence examples for a quality that made from inspiring English sources

It is a quality that made McCain's innocent plea in the F.C.C. case all the more convincing.

In fact, it was nothing like what we eat at home, but it had a quality that made me think "home".

Even when deep in character, he retained an objectivity that made him seem to be assessing the scene he was in, a quality that made him a Brechtian actor long before he appeared in Brecht.

Yet it's a quality that makes a dish splendidly refreshing.

It's a quality that makes the show appealingly romantic in multiple senses.

It starts with bluefin tuna of a quality that makes it seem almost like a different fish.

And this turns out to be a quality that makes the show cuter than it is funny.

Still, faults and all, it's of a quality that makes Ashes to Ashes look like a school production.

His contrary swagger propels him defiantly onwards – a quality that makes him a "survivor", but also, to many observers, a blow-hard loudmouth.

This is a city that is particularly actor-rich, a quality that makes the Goodman's reliance on Chicago performers representative but also noteworthy.

Mass appeal is certainly not always evidence of quality, but mass appeal itself is sometimes a quality that makes watching something exciting, and even emotionally rewarding especially on television.