Sentence examples for making it doubly from inspiring English sources

The octagonal portrait on copper retains its pristine colors and crispness, making it doubly irresistible.

Probably of Celtic make, the vessel is intact, making it doubly rare.

That is making it doubly difficult for builders to re-enter the market, said George LaCava, the president of Trilacon Development Corporation in Cromwell, and the president of the Homebuilders Association of Connecticut.

(Stevens) 'FUNNYHOUSE OF A NEGRO' Adrienne Kennedy's one-act nightmare from 1964, about a young black woman obsessed with whiteness, is still innovative theater, but it also plays as a period piece, making it doubly interesting (50 minutes).

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iPad top apps for the year were Skype, and again, Angry Birds space, making it doubly glorious for Rovio.

But most residents say its presence in an old elementary school makes it doubly hateful.

I retired to the sofa, to make it doubly safe.

That made it doubly delicious and left me feeling rather smug.

That makes it doubly unfortunate that most of the media have ignored or trivialized our views.

And the firm's strong position in fast-developing South American markets makes it doubly desirable.