Sentence examples for making rather from inspiring English sources

He describes his process as making rather than taking images.

The band has always been good at making rather basic songs sound energetic and urgent.

Also making rather splendid use of the web is FACT magazine (factmag.com).

Some MPC members have been making rather hawkish comments recently, suggesting that concerns about inflation are increasing.

"I was making rather merry yesterday, sir," Cratchit confesses to Scrooge on the morning of Dec. 26.

Daley has responded by upping his own training regime and even making rather delicate attempts at dampening expectations.

AL: It usually has more to do with companies' decision-making rather than our own.

Data on decision-making focused primarily on who made decisions and the team context of decision-making, rather than on what basis decisions were made.

Companies need to assess the potential environmental and social impacts of their actions, making it a key part of their decision-making, rather than a managerial afterthought.

It didn't work, so I chose to pursue shoe-making rather than English.

"Visuals are key in today's media, and local artists should look at short, sharp film-making, rather than too many features, which take months to finance.