3 Sentences With "made a good job of"

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It made a good job of pointing to the contradictions of America's universities: unisex lavatories and other politically correct fads, on the one hand, and macho jock culture on the other. from Economist
"My adversaries have made a good job of portraying this as the fact that I was hiding something, that I was pretending," Dr. Villani said during an interview a couple of days prior at campaign headquarters, a third-floor flat with old oak floors and clean-slate white walls, one block over from Notre-Dame. from The New York Times
Plot Bristol fashion: violent pre-credit sequence; flirtatious exchange with Moneypenny; apprehension mid-snoop; transportation to secret base; villain confessing plans; thwarting of plans; coitus." Reviewing the novel for The Guardian, Mark Lawson wrote that Faulks had made a good job of imitating Fleming, as the plot "persistently picks up whispers from the books Fleming left behind", and using a style and turn of phrase that "read as if they were directly borrowed from Fleming." The main difference Lawson identified between Fleming and Faulks was that Faulks "misses the chilling indifference of tone which Bond's creator brought to both kissing and killing". Overall, Lawson considered that Devil May Care "is a smart and enjoyable act of literary resurrection.