Sentence examples for namely to make from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, Tesco changed its croissant for all the wrong reasons – namely, to make it easy to split and fill like a sandwich.

Whedon has done something similar to what he did in "The Avengers" — namely, to make a film that's in tune with the political zeitgeist as he perceives it.

The male Stepford residents think they know the secret to a happy marriage – namely, to make sure your wife is an actual living robot.

The filmmakers do their best with a well-nigh impossible task: namely to make Jurassic World both terrifying and family friendly.

The challenge for politicians is to do something that is patently not happening at the moment; namely to make this hugely productive economy work for the benefit of all the people, and not just the few.

I admire what I assume are the impulses behind it, namely, to make it sound more inclusive and less insider-ish, to emphasize the bottom-up angle, and to cleanse the hint of personality cult around the Founder.

Namely, trying to make their music from their own ingredients, however manifestly un- rock'n'roll".

No, some giant financial institutions have a bigger worry — namely, how to make the foreclosure fiasco go away.

The answer I suspect is that which has vexed many non-politicians, namely how to make their analysis acceptable to politicians.

She says she is trying to solve the same riddle as Emily: namely, how to make natural building an affordable housing alternative.

Q: There's a familiar question that always comes up in adaptations of Shakespeare, namely how to make a shared cultural icon relevant to a broad modern audience.