Sentence examples for makes him right from inspiring English sources

His youthfulness makes him right for the role, but whereas Balanchine's god is not the conventional Apollonian type (a certain rawness is needed), Mr. Finlay is.

Edward Watson isn't really a rococo kind of guy; everything that makes him right for Wayne McGregor's ballets, or for the transformative role of Gregor Samsa in The Metamorphosis, which he is currently rehearsing with choreographer Arthur Pita, makes Watson wrong for this.

Why, a Knicks victory over the Los Angeles Lakers not only wards off the evil, imperial forces asking him to change the lineup, it also makes him right, anyone questioning his methods wrong and the moral universe one and of itself again.

We are told that he "often mentions the influence of abstract contemporary classical has on his own music, and his ear for superb sound design makes him right at home in the new music world".

"His stride is kind of what's making him right now," he said.

"Hitler himself would have gotten 90 percent approval ratings, but that didn't make him right".

No one ever knew what would come out of his mouth in those moments, which made him, right then, the best company in the world.

So, I was semi-tortured that we hadn't found Hank, and I had put another actor through a real workout of trying to make him right.

His famous dandyism – plum-coloured trousers, yellow socks, cigarette held between the third and fourth finger – was part of what made him right for the job.

Mr. Geertz wants to resist the clutches of either party, but this doesn't necessarily make him right, only representative of his profession.

"When he awakes on October 20, 1823, and says with conviction 'Today is October 20, 1803,' the fact that he is sure he is right does not make him right, as it would if the thought expressed were determined by the sense he associated with 'today'" (1977, 12).