Sentence examples for milieu to make from inspiring English sources

Nor can anyone doubt that she was not encouraged by her husband, or by her milieu, to make as much of the talent as she might have.

That she's chosen this milieu to make her mark is apt: nowhere is more welcoming to arrivistes and pretenders of all stripes than the art world.

It may be better, I ended up saying to myself, for me and for "About Schmidt," the novel, that Alexander Payne used freely what he derived from my book, together with his own obsessions about the Omaha milieu, to make his story of a "regular guy" into a gem of original filmmaking.

But for those who can stomach its gore and don't care to unpack its politics, "Dragged Across Concrete" is an exceptional genre picture, taking time and care to develop a rich milieu … and to make audiences uncomfortable.

The author-pay mode, the number of titles, and the average developing country researcher's inexperience in scholarly communication have provided the perfect milieu for electronic 'dons' to make a killing.

A Board of Education document, submitted with the proposed budget, suggests that the productions can be set in Hispanic, African or urban milieus to help make them more accessible to city students.

But any milieu has to be convincing to make viewers believe in the film.

"The biggest hurdles are the failure to continue to train the best young people to go into basic and clinical research and the failure to make the milieu friendly for scientists".

The humor in "Get Shorty" was broad but not too broad, and, cynical as that movie was, it couldn't disguise its adoration of a corrupt milieu in which everyone wants to make a movie, be in a movie, live like a movie star.

It's a reasonably grabby tale despite its familiarity and trying too hard to make its milieu menacing.

Still, La Plante knows her cops and how to make the station milieu convincing, the supporting parts were strong, particularly the Danish sisters, and, for once, the concluding episode did not collapse under the demands of an implausible climax.