Sentence examples for in its makeup from inspiring English sources
In 1932, Zanuck wrote an article for The Hollywood Reporter in which he described the Warners specialty as the " 'headline' type of screen story.... Somewhere in its makeup, it must have the punch and smash that would entitle it to be a headline on the front page of any successful metropolitan daily".
The bird, I know, might have possessed a congenital, ultimately fatal flaw in its makeup; I know it is highly likely it was pushed out of the nest with intent.
He founded Les Ballets Contemporains de la Belgique in Ghent two decades ago, a name soon shorted to Les Ballets C. de la B. By now, like most European companies, it is wildly international in its makeup.
Each city is unique in its makeup, design, weather and so forth, but it seems that New York City is more unique than other municipalities.
And that is an important strand in its makeup.
The neighborhood was certainly Jewish in its makeup.
CDC, racing to sequence the virus from those infected, said it's seeing "slight changes" in its genetic makeup, but, said Besser, agency scientists don't know what that means.
Ecstasy redux, known as thizz by the artists and marketers of the worst aspects of the "hyphy movement" -- i.e. the rap music of Bay Area artists like E40 and Mac Dre -- and by the gazillion record labels and club parties with the word thizz in their titles, is a much more sinister drug, both in its chemical makeup and the way it's taken.
The new iteration of the voting machine is more complicated in its internal makeup, with more moving parts, making it less durable.
The United Kingdom is going through a radical transformation in its social makeup, largely as a result of immigration.
Demanding that SCC evolution incorporate this same highly problematic element in its own makeup seems strange in the extreme.
