Sentence examples for make her subjects from inspiring English sources

Her photographs are never cruel or make her subjects the butt of some joke they can't share.

Secrest is, basically, a tell-all biographer — not Kitty Kelley, as she insists, not someone who would look to make her subjects feel ridiculed or humiliated, but she is interested mainly in the private lives of public people.

She also adds that she is an unabashed romantic whose artistic goal -- happily coinciding with the goal of publishers -- is to make her subjects look as timeless and serious and beautiful as possible, "and there's the occasional person who is not comfortable with that, I guess".

It's less easy, perhaps, for Vogel to make her subjects feel comfortable in their bare flesh.

These artificial lights ironically make her subjects more real or hyperreal, draping each person in an accentuated way.

She tells The Creators Project, "Who says you have to take world leaders seriously?" Her portraits make her subjects appear meaner and dumber and that is exactly what Dupre wants: "I think everything should be a subject for humor.

Yet Frances Ashcroft, professor of physiology at Oxford University, has found a clever way to make her subject sexy.

While a wife generally cannot be made to testify against her husband, could Linda Lay's comments be deemed a waiver that would make her subject to cross-examination by prosecutors or lawyers who might be seeking to recover assets or cash from her husband?

Tilbury makes her subjects look beautiful and interesting; think high-octane smoky eyes or a glazed lip on glowing skin.

She makes her subjects and the places they inhabit seem utterly new as well as noble, sad and loopy.

A few years ago, while making a documentary on black artists, Syms noticed that the presence of non-black crew members made her subjects behave differently.