Examples of 'made a difference' in a sentence
Meaning of "made a difference"
The phrase 'made a difference' means to have a positive impact or effect on something or someone. It indicates that someone's actions or contributions have resulted in a meaningful change or improvement. This phrase is often used to recognize individuals who have made significant achievements or contributions in various fields, such as philanthropy, activism, or innovation
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- simple past tense and past participle of make a difference
How to use "made a difference" in a sentence
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made a difference
You made a difference right on this rooftop.
It would not have made a difference anyway.
She made a difference with her life.
I am really glad it made a difference for you.
It made a difference interms of getting them connected.
You have really made a difference in my life.
I foolishly thought we were doing something that made a difference.
You have made a difference to a lot of people.
The pressure arises and it made a difference.
You have made a difference in the past.
She would be proud to know it made a difference.
I could have made a difference last night.
I do not think it would have made a difference.
But it made a difference for their families.
The generosity of others made a difference in my life.
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They made a difference in our school community.
Bill was one who made a difference for me.
You made a difference and that is inspirational.
You have really made a difference for us.
She made a difference to all she touched.
But it seems to have made a difference already.
They made a difference in her life as well.
One turtle would have made a difference.
You have made a difference in our lives.
The media training alone made a difference.
They have made a difference in the past.
Knowing would not have made a difference.
You have made a difference in their lives.
That would not have made a difference.
This has made a difference in our schools.
Every one of you has made a difference.
Who have made a difference in your life.
We took to the streets and made a difference.
I would have made a difference in this world.
I like to think the three of us made a difference.
It could have made a difference in the game.
I just wanted to do something that made a difference.
It seems to have made a difference in the speed.
You were doing something that really made a difference.
We are proud to have made a difference in our community.
He made a difference when he was on the court.
Let me know if it made a difference to your day.
Deployment of security intelligence systems made a difference.
It has made a difference for our family.
I like to think we have made a difference today.
I hope it made a difference in their adult lives.
Makes them feel they made a difference.
Have made a difference toward a sustainable future.
It still might not have made a difference.
That really made a difference to the weekend.
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