Sentence examples for makes entirely from inspiring English sources

But "Mighty Fine" is an incisive portrait of an insecure, manic-depressive tyrant that Mr. Palminteri makes entirely believable.

Obviously, Marius makes entirely the wrong choice going for boring Cosette; he'd have had much more fun with Eponine.

Mr. Tsujimura, who was born in 1947 and trained in a Zen temple before becoming a potter, is self-taught, prolific and wide open to all kinds of traditional styles and forms, which he makes entirely his own.

It has a classical setup — Americans and other foreigners, members of a self-anointed social whirl, tripping through Paris — that, from the start, Stillman makes entirely his own, rendering it both contemporary and anachronistic, of the moment and rooted in time.

It has a classical setup Americans and other foreigners, members of a self-anointed social whirl, tripping through Paris that, from the start, Stillman makes entirely his own, rendering it both contemporary and anachronistic, of the moment and rooted in time.

And Macán is made entirely from tempranillo.

The first record made entirely of samples?

A drillcore record made entirely by robots!

Once, they were made entirely of natural rubber.

Anchor's whiskeys are made entirely from rye.

But the youngsters made entirely appropriate squeals and gasps.