Sentence examples for make him anything from inspiring English sources

But I'm not doing it to promote him or to make him a legend, or try to make him anything.

Kilgrave's ability to control minds could take him anywhere, make him anything, but instead he's in Hell's Kitchen causing chaos.

In another letter, Heller states: "Yossarian isn't Jewish and was not intended to be; on the other hand, no effort was expended to make him anything else".

A typical exchange might run: Q: Why did you make Billy [in The Goat] gay? A: I didn't make him anything: his sexuality was his own choice.

Obama's race and personal history make him anything but a conventional Presidential candidate, and his current campaign has been based to a large degree on the idea that he is not a conventional politician.

Hammersmith Apollo, W6, Tue to Thu Sam Richards The unflinching iconoclasm, total-music openness and jazz erudition of pianist-composer Matthew Bourne can make him anything from a British John Zorn to a 21st-century Thelonious Monk, but even for him this is a rare departure.

His generally stiff speaking style makes him anything but an inspiring political leader.

And he does not pretend at all that a taste for tipple, tuck and cigarettes makes him anything other than the starkest of contrasts with the ascetic ex-marine whose job he intends to inherit.

I was loathe to make him a teacher because of the inevitable lazy comparisons with The Inbetweeners, in which I played a headmaster, but I spent 13 years as a teacher, so making him anything else felt wrong.

His background could hardly have made him anything less than a fully-fledged segregationist and, in 1948, he emerged as the Dixiecrat candidate to fight the Democratic president Harry Truman.

There is heroism here as well as self-deception, though the action of alcohol, not so much damping down impulses as amplifying them in a distorted form, made him anything but a functional family member, while he was busy refusing to want what he wanted.