Sentence examples for made sissy from inspiring English sources

That film, set in the late nineteen-fifties and based on a real-life story of serial killers who are also young lovers on the run, instantly made Sissy Spacek and Martin Sheen leading actors of the day.

The radio makes sissies of most public men.

Now that his career as an insect fight promoter and junior-museum assistant are over, he wonders if the young American fighting bugs have suddenly turned sissy, made soft by decades of too many flies to eat, too little incentive, too many free rides on the wind shields of high powered cars?

Hailing from San Antonio, Henry Thomas, the human star of "E.T.," made his debut opposite Sissy Spacek in the 1981 drama "Raggedy Man" and followed his star turn in Spielberg's gentle alien encounter with 1984's "Cloak and Dagger," part of the first wave of video-game movies.

Discussing Jane Fonda's protests against the war in Vietnam, he says, "The reason Hollywood could not get behind Jane Fonda is that Hollywood is predominantly male and she made us realize what sissies we were.

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If you regard women as full citizens, that makes you a sissy.

It doesn't make me a sissy in any way because I think I can hold my own.

He called for T-shirts to be made saying: "Don't be a Sissy.

Ms. Sylvia said her mother was unhappy with the movie made from "Heart Beat," though she liked Sissy Spacek, who played her, as a person.

It simply made efficient use of his childhood as a working-class sissy who had been weaned on movie magazines and tabloids.