Sentence examples for upside to making from inspiring English sources

But there was an upside to making a film with novices, he said, including a natural purity of expression that most Western actors must manufacture.

There is no upside to making a disparaging remark about a colleague.

Also, because there is usually no financial upside to making short films, the business is taken out of the entertainment, resulting in pure creative expression.

"Dell shares...will probably not yield sufficient near-term upside to make the stock interesting at these levels," Goldman said.

For example, even with a well-thought-out strategy and a solid integration, you can overpay so much that you'll hardly be able to generate enough upside to make up for the deficit you're bringing in from the starting gate.

More than once, the dominant culture has turned history upside down to make itself feel comfortable.

Busy with her superstition and foolishness, she turns her house upside down to make room for someone who isn't coming home, finding it easier to talk to the aquarium than reach out to her own grieving son.

On Monday, at a BP station on Coney Island Avenue and Lancaster Avenue in Gravesend, Brooklyn, a "2" had been turned upside down to make a 5 for the large sign on the corner.

As it was I spent most of yesterday morning working out that "Sepp Blatter" is an anagram of "Bladder Test", provided one is permitted to turn the Ps upside down to make Ds, which, in this day and age, I think is only fair.

Two of her images begin with drawings of herself in the nude and add emblematic objects like shells, a sunburst, a Mexican ceramic animal, a goblet turned upside down to make the outline of a full-skirted dress that does not obscure her naked body.

I explained the whole process to him thoroughly: the "grilled chicken" method of hanging someone upside down to make all the blood run into the torturee's head so it swells and causes shortness of breath, dizziness, and indescribable, migraine-ish attacks of pain.