Sentence examples for making him out from inspiring English sources

"He is not what the mass media is making him out to be," she said.

"I don't think he's as conservative as they're making him out to be," Mr. Harrison said.

And he may not be quite the devil Hermès is making him out to be.

If the film shares Giancarlo's cynicism, it distances itself from him by making him out to be a pathetic buffoon.

John Roberts is a good judge who makes mistakes, like all judges; don't tarnish his reputation by making him out to be a Judicial Saint!

It's also possible to celebrate Chagall the illustrator, set designer and muralist without making him out to be an arch-Modernist.

He is far from the terrorist kingpin that the West has made him out to be.

Is Schmidt the visionary guru some people make him out to be?

Nor was Benjamin the cold, hapless strategist the post-Roanoke attacks made him out to be.

The publicist makes him out to be the Howard Hughes of Nascar.

Some in the press make him out to be a figure of fun (an honourable exception was this Spectator editorial).