Sentence examples for execution makes from inspiring English sources

This week China arranged the removal of Tung Chee-hwa as chief executive of Hong Kong—a popular decision, as it happens, but one whose execution makes a mockery of democratic process (see article).

But the luxurious execution makes the jokes that much less funny.

The execution makes the sentimental fatalism of pulp seem like sensory deprivation.

That quality, combined with super-legible execution, makes the tripartite "Three" vivid, even when the choreography gets fuzzy.

That's why Birdman is so riveting: the execution makes us aware of the extremely precarious nature of the challenge undertaken.

Chazelle's swooning execution makes it the most audacious ode to Hollywood since The Artist, which swept to success in 2012.

It describes the errors of judgment and execution made by RBS executive management which, in combination, resulted in RBS being one of the banks which failed amid the global crisis.

"It's all about execution, making shots, biorhythms, the stars and the moon," Doherty said.

Such shows, whatever flaws they may have in execution, make art history, past and present, bigger and richer.

Each unrelated scene varies in style and execution, making orientation even more challenging and encouraging the ominous, disquieting mood.

Mr. Tiliacos's memo, clumsy as it might have been in execution, made a valid point, many readers suggested.