Examples of 'really made a difference' in a sentence
Meaning of "really made a difference"
really made a difference - This phrase is used to express that someone or something has had a significant impact or effect on a situation, outcome, or person's life. It implies that the action or entity in question has created a noticeable change or improvement
How to use "really made a difference" in a sentence
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really made a difference
You have really made a difference in my life.
You were doing something that really made a difference.
That really made a difference to the weekend.
Wondering if his work really made a difference.
It really made a difference compared to recorded music.
And to him this really made a difference.
It really made a difference this morning.
You and your flower really made a difference.
You really made a difference today.
These last few days have really made a difference.
It has really made a difference in my climbing.
We could see that this had really made a difference.
You have really made a difference for us.
I also drank a lot of water and it really made a difference.
Bob has really made a difference.
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Are there people in your life who have really made a difference.
But what really made a difference was.
How much a place like this would have really made a difference.
Orlando really made a difference today.
Your support and encouragement not to give up has really made a difference.
We could have really made a difference.
Everyone was able to stand there and watch live and that really made a difference.
They really made a difference in my sleep.
The planks and the squats really made a difference in my body.
What really made a difference was determination.
But can you point out one decision you made that really made a difference.
Your kindness really made a difference.
Just finished removing the muting transistors and I have to say it really made a difference.
This really made a difference in the room atmosphere.
It was the TV that really made a difference.
He really made a difference in my life and I admired that.
I have to admit that iTunes has really made a difference in my music purchasing habits.
It really made a difference in my results I received.
The programme in Haiti had really made a difference.
That part really made a difference in our budget.
I mean I have told you but it has really made a difference.
This post has really made a difference in my life.
However, the addition of this specific music really made a difference.
I could have really made a difference with this company.
I just handed out this sheet, and it really made a difference.
That really made a difference.
You know, the second coat really made a difference.
Daisy really made a difference.
The staff were extremely helpful and friendly - it really made a difference.
I think we really made a difference.
That figure definitely came as a surprise to me, and the switch has really made a difference.
But it really made a difference.
Look, I do not know what you said up at the cabin, but it really made a difference.
But a few weeks really made a difference for her.
On each coming Wednesday, I will share something that has really made a difference for me.
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