Examples of 'what made it' in a sentence
Meaning of "what made it"
The phrase 'what made it' usually refers to the factors or elements that have contributed to the success, development, or outcome of a particular situation, event, or endeavor. It seeks to explore the reasons or influences behind the achievement or impact of something, often in hindsight or through analysis
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what made it
I will never know what made it so exciting.
What made it your place is now dead.
But you know what made it bearable.
What made it different was were you a citizen or not.
We can not dwell on what made it go wrong.
What made it all that more terrible.
I will tell you what made it so enticing.
But what made it so special was the people.
The danger is what made it more fun.
What made it strong also made it weak.
I wanna show you what made it apostate.
What made it special was the effort involved.
But that was not what made it eccentric.
What made it attractive suddenly got ugly.
Perhaps that is what made it a great book.
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What made it very special were the participants.
I do not know what made it any different.
What made it worse was that he could see it.
Think about what made it a great choice.
What made it hard to change the conversation was.
But that was what made it so hot.
But what made it that was not a stone at all.
Maybe that was what made it wrong.
What made it so interesting was that it was not an act of invention.
Think about what made it so bad.
What made it really troubling was there was no police presence.
Which is also what made it so exciting.
What made it specifically tragic was.
The place has lost what made it a destination.
What made it really weird was that.
Mainsprings were also what made it possible to downsize movements.
What made it so terrifying and insidious.
I was curious about what made it so special.
What made it necessary was an imperative of labour.
But that was what made it cool.
What made it worse was that we were in public.
I did not see what made it so special.
What made it happen was the arrival of savage capitalism.
It is that situation what made it unavoidable.
What made it worse for me was that it was a ladies bicycle.
I do not know what made it so good.
What made it worse was that we were on the eighth floor.
I asked her what made it so great.
What made it striking was that it was based on hard facts.
That was part of what made it attractive to me.
What made it special was the diesel engine option.
I tried to think of what made it different.
And what made it even better was no one expected it.
The formula of the show was what made it what it is.
Find out what made it go on the attack.
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