Sentence examples for make more personal from inspiring English sources

At what point did you decide that you wanted to make more personal films?

In 1952, as an ex-communist, desperate to make more personal movies, he came under pressure to testify at the House Un-American Activities Committee.

It is not just in the UK where there is this deep suspicion and reluctance to make more personal data available.

The firm will also make more personal computers running on software designed by Google, reducing its traditional reliance on Microsoft's Windows operating system.

This is an exciting time – we are in an age where people feel able to make more personal choices on their work-life decisions and (crucially) that both men and women feel it is acceptable and appropriate to speak up about any inappropriate behaviour or discrimination in the work place.

Cartoonists who make more personal work aren't immune to this.

Surely the insult will be made more personal next time Alatriste returns.

By making more personal computers, servers, and printers than anyone else, Ms. Whitman previously argued, it had a price edge over anyone.

He calls out, "Is your jewelry still safely buried beneath the tulsi plant?" Picking out two others, Sampath makes more personal inquiries and comments.

"I'm trying to have a new start with my career, making more personal, smaller films," said Mr. Coppola, 68, whose credits include the "Godfather" trilogy and "Apocalypse Now".

One town official, Chang Heung-hwa, has also made more personal appeals to those who fled the bombardment, greeting those who come back for short trips and trying to persuade them to stay.