Examples of 'made more of an effort' in a sentence

Meaning of "made more of an effort"

made more of an effort: this phrase means to put in extra work or try harder in a specific situation or task. It implies that more dedication or energy was invested compared to previous efforts

How to use "made more of an effort" in a sentence

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made more of an effort
You could have made more of an effort.
They made more of an effort to get big plays, something missing last season.
I should have made more of an effort.
A lot of this could have been avoided if Sally had made more of an effort.
He might have made more of an effort to be there for me.
Maybe I would be more attracted to you if you made more of an effort.
I should have made more of an effort with you.
You know, I just wish the school had made more of an effort.
I should have made more of an effort to mingle or whatever.
It would mean a lot if you made more of an effort.
People made more of an effort.
Now, more than ever I wish I would have made more of an effort.
You should have made more of an effort trying to understand.
Considering it's your last week. Could have made more of an effort.
You have made more of an effort to look people in the eye.

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I guess I should have made more of an effort.
I wish I had made more of an effort with the language before I left the UK.
No rush. We should have made more of an effort.
Should I have made more of an effort to turn it into a social opportunity?
But it 's too late now . I wish I would made more of an effort.
I should have made more of an effort with Gemma.
If you made more of an effort to keep me informed, I would not resort to subterfuge.
I was saddened that I had not made more of an effort to stay in touch.
I made more of an effort then . ”.
I wish I would made more of an effort.
You should have made more of an effort to understand what Anna was thinking.
He believes I should have made more of an effort for him.
I wish that I 'd made more of an effort to contact him while I could.
I am sorry . I should have made more of an effort with you.
I wish I would have made more of an effort to reach out to her.
Sometimes I wish I would made more of an effort to cultivate friends.
You think someone made more of an effort for me?
Could not you have made more of an effort to dress nicely?
I should've made more of an effort with Gemma.
You could've made more of an effort.
If you 'd made more of an effort.
Couldn't be have made more of an effort to protect her?
In my school, at least, girls made more of an effort to conform than boys.
I wish I'd made more of an effort.

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