Sentence examples for dynamic make from inspiring English sources

If you want the flower to look more dynamic, make sure that each piece of paper is a different color.

Plus the whole shopper-product dynamic made me feel gross.

This let's-get-physical dynamic made a strange hybrid when it crossbred with 80s poverty chic.

This dynamic makes the dominant partner look kind and statesmanlike, but it makes the, er, submissive partner look like a wuss.

London is melting pot of so many different vibrant cultures, lives and stories and that dynamic makes it a very fertile ground for inspiring creative people.

That dynamic makes notable the inclusion of Ms. Ayotte, a member of the more conservative wing of Senate Republicans, who has traveled with Mr. McCain and Mr. Graham.

Road to Perdition is a film primarily about father-son relationships, but the complete elimination of women from the dynamic makes it oddly soulless, especially given the Catholic milieu within which it's supposedly set.

This dynamic makes it more difficult for funds to justify the high fees they charge their clients, and competition among funds for the brightest and most talented employees has grown increasingly intense.

Whether she is a filmmaker, the lover of a filmmaker (Moon Sungkeun) or a newly divorced spiritual seeker, she finds herself entangled in an odd group dynamic made more so by her cultural and linguistic estrangement.

(Kidding!) Of course this dynamic makes you feel bad, L. H. Our mothers are supposed to care about us, but this conversational tic of your Mommie Dearest seems to point in the opposite direction.

Mr. Tesfaye's closest analogue might be Too Short, whose single-minded focus on the prostitute-pimp dynamic made him not only lecherous but also an unlikely sympathizer with those on the receiving end of lechery.