Sentence examples for made with considerable from inspiring English sources
But the corrections were made with considerable effort.
His album "Yosemite Views," made with considerable effort and at great expense, is certainly stunning.
It's a film devoted to inanition, made with considerable artistry, but it's far from a work of art.
It does not abound in challenging avant-garde work, and there is lots of old-fashioned academic kitsch, some of it made with considerable skill, some of it amusingly retrograde.
Mr. Brus's recent drawings, made with considerable skill and including handwritten poetic texts, hark back to a time early in the 20th century when blasphemy and images of sexual decadence could still rile up the bourgeoisie.
"A powerful film, its dramatic brush strokes broad and colourful, its psychological points made with considerable subtlety and wit," French wrote of Django Unchained, " … it places Tarantino among the most impressive film-makers at work today".
As a result, Mr. Bloomberg has not encountered the kind of criticism over the ethnic diversity of his appointees that Mr. Giuliani endured from the outset, a point that some of Mr. Giuliani's supporters make with considerable irritation.
There's a full page of chopped salads, made with great care and considerable visual impact: mine featured beetroot, egg, salted herring and mayonnaise, and it was a superbly balanced dish of textures and flavours.
With considerable progress being made with computerized conformal radiation field control this could be an important area for the future in many fields including the common adult solid cancers such as lung, rectal and prostate cancer.
A remarkable development of this period that must not be overlooked was the production of statuary of considerable merit, made with lacquer composition (kanshitsu), a process derived from China but carried to a high standard in Japan for a brief period, until it was superseded by wood sculpture.
Despite the considerable advances made with the introduction of the SRI's into clinical practice, 40 60% of subjects still fail to respond adequately to initial therapy [ 3, 4].
