Sentence examples for positive making from inspiring English sources

Initial responses to Mr. Farhadi's film have been extremely positive, making it an early front-runner in speculation about the Academy Award for best foreign-language film.

But his RNA test was positive, making him one of the few whose diagnosis came in the acute, or primary, phase of infection, when the virus is replicating aggressively but the body has not yet mounted an effective immune response.

Most of the customer reviews these hotels receive on TripAdvisor are positive, making the new feature an attractive option for them, regardless of the risk that some negative comments are bound to creep in.

But where Ed Balls once made a virtue of refusing "blank cheques", suggesting Labour could pull the plug, the party has recently sounded more positive, making it less likely it will push HS2 off the tracks before 2015, a move which would create a really huge election divide.

This charge is positive, making K a cation, represented as K+.

The results were positive, making her the first confirmed case of Ebola in Sierra Leone.

Fabulous!" Such judgments, though positive, made my skin crawl.

Earlier mixed manufacturing reports for January, with China disappointing but the eurozone generally positive, made investors slightly cautious.

That's the positive, made possible largely because of the colossus they have in goal.

The application of bias positive makes charge separation and charge transport in the FTO/TiO2/porphyrins electrode more efficient.

Channelling those feelings into something positive makes having to deal with the moments of my uncomfortable attraction worth it.