Sentence examples for make it exist from inspiring English sources

The hardest thing to film is ordinary life — to make it exist on its own, not as a set of details that add up to perfect explanations for characters' actions.

I said, if X doesn't exist you have to make it exist.

Thinking isn't writing, ideas aren't writing; only writing is writing and we should make it exist in reality, which means ultimately not on a screen.

All of these things can take mere "commentary" or "evidence" and make it exist for the audience in ways they had never considered before.

Many of them convey the sense that a director thinks it suffices to take pictures of actors emotively embodying the written action and spouting the written dialogue to get the fullness of the story across, to make it exist.

Xan Brooks Art for art's sake, and proud of it, Days of Heaven has no reason to exist beyond the fact that Terence Malick was determined to make it exist and, as with all Malick's movies, it finally came to exist entirely on his own terms.

Research revealed that no game called Petscop was ever actually released, nor did the company that ostensibly made it exist.

You're taking this little moment and making it exist in perpetuity, because it constantly loops," as in a GIF of a fumble by Bears running back Matt Forte.

The form makes it exist in an official sense as a composition and endears it to you on the spot; the improvisation is its future, ensuring its existence beyond the author's copyright, expressing its need to be reinterpreted.

"When you smoothed and flattened and straightened the story out, made it exist word by word in speech," Geneviève explains, "you lost that heavenly possession of everything at once.

Instead, "it can be revealed only to an active freedom which makes it exist as a value by the sole fact of recognizing it as such" (Sartre 1992: 76).