Sentence examples for make them exceedingly from inspiring English sources

However, this will make them exceedingly rich!

In the 20th century, T-shirts for rappers and rap labels were usually produced in much smaller quantities than their sweaty relative, the rock tee, making them exceedingly rare.

The 2013-14 Knicks are very talented yet also exceedingly flawed, which makes them maybe the most Eastern Conference-y team in the Eastern Conference.

THEY make an exceedingly odd couple.

But there are many differences that make comparisons exceedingly difficult.

Conflict, climate change – with increasingly frequent dry periods and drought – make life exceedingly difficult.

(One of the machine's designers, Sigi Moeslinger, purposely made this finger abnormally big to make it exceedingly clear to users how to proceed).

The sheer magnitude of genocidal killing in some places — Rwanda or Cambodia, for instance — can make it exceedingly difficult to identify remains.

The German constitution would indeed make it exceedingly hard, but it is unlikely that Mr Kohl would anyway want to try it.

Although the romantic rituals of my generation (late-night texting, loaded e-mails, Facebook stalking) may expedite courtship, they make for exceedingly dull love stories.

Instead, the ruling follows a conservative, California-centric judicial approach that is less satisfying but will make it exceedingly hard to attack on the expected appeal.