Sentence examples for maker rather than a from inspiring English sources
True, his strange, often wonderful wines express the seasonal eccentricities of both the vineyard and the maker rather than a striving for uniform taste and high Wine Spectator ratings.
As a teenager, Day-Lewis studied woodworking and, true to the divide in his nature, he wanted to become a craftsman — a maker, rather than a designer, of furniture.
Geithner is a numbers guy and a policy maker, rather than a politician, and when we met he seemed uncomfortable saying anything that might be construed as overtly political; although he had visited Ohio twice to promote the president's policies, he made no mention of it.
WALL STREET JOURNAL I.S.S. Sides With Vector in Fight Over Technicolor | The advisory firm Institutional Shareholder Services recommended on Tuesday that Technicolor investors vote in favor of Vector's plan to recapitalize the French film equipment maker, rather than a competing proposal by JPMorgan Chase.
Working across multiple platforms to engage the viewer on several levels, she preferred to be known as a "maker" rather than an artist.
As a deal maker rather than an engineer, he must win the trust of one of Germany's proudest, most engineering-driven companies.
If they are fictions that reflect the multifaceted aspects of a human maker rather than any kind of god, Stevens contends that poetry is, indeed, "the supreme fiction".
If there's any question about Google's motivation to own a handset maker rather than just a portfolio of patents, consider this: InterDigital, a licensing company that owns some 8,000 wireless patents and has another 10,000 patent applications being processed, has been up for auction.
He is considered a deal-maker rather than a tycoon.
"It's good for us, but it also helps re-brand Camilla as a jam-maker rather than a home-breaker". Private surveys for the prince, conducted by the polling firm Yo, Guv!, show that Mrs Parker Bowles has a positive image rating with the public exceeded only by the Queen among female royals.
The courts would also be the ultimate decision-makers, rather than a government minister – a notion that triggered an intense backlash in the business community, and arguments the regime may be unconstitutional.
