Sentence examples for making a situation from inspiring English sources

This is Red Dwarf coming back to what it does best, which is making a situation comedy".

"We don't want to be accused of making a situation worse," said Charlie Carey, the CME Group vice chairman.

Again, as when he was asked about it on Sunday, Mr. Bloomberg offered no apology - "I just don't think we should get involved in making a situation any worse," he said, and he reaffirmed his position about when it is appropriate to notify the public of a public official's arrest.

The logic of the last two needs no further discussion; in the first, comic effects are contrived by making a situation participate simultaneously in two independent chains of events with different associative contexts, which intersect through coincidence, mistaken identity, or confusions of time and occasion.

The smart ass remarks aren't assuaging me one iota, and only making a situation worse than it didn't even have to be".

Glamourizing something means making a situation or condition seem "excitingly attractive"– even if the situation is dangerous.

Not one or two players make a situation, but five or six.

"It takes some extraordinary men to make a situation like that work".

Morris taught me that the more obtrusive you make a situation, the more honest people are.

It made a situation that was really normal – bumping into someone you've worked with – into something slightly formal".

Their lack of foresight made a situation they disliked far worse.