Sentence examples for make it means from inspiring English sources

This doesn't mean that the film was easy to make; it means that Soderbergh relies on what he knows rather than wandering off into what he doesn't.

Our skyrocketing inequality — so contrary to our meritocratic ideal of America as a place where anyone with hard work and talent can "make it" — means that those who are born to parents of limited means are likely never to live up to their potential.

Knowing how to make it means Iran would be able to turn the nuclear reactors it does plan to build into bomb factories, should it so choose.And that is the real fear: that Iran has not given up its nuclear ambitions, just decided to pursue them for the time being within the nuclear rules.

Failure to "make it" means that income inequality will continue to grow and with it, the ranks of the unemployed.

Loving someone unconditionally does not mean liking every action they take or choice they make; it means not letting such things interfere with your desire for the best for that person in all things.[9].

Stan chose to turn that phrase on its ear and make it mean slow, fat, and sloppy".

To make it meant to sell out.

Don't make it mean anything.

"You can make it mean whatever you want it to".

(Let's see if we can make it mean what we want it to mean).

Anyone can open a door; only a doorman can make it mean something.