Sentence examples for make them matter from inspiring English sources

"Tiny Furniture" brings to mind Larry David's ability to take his own tics and add humor and stakes to make them matter to others.

Not to be crass, but anyone who can't handle the truth about your gay child doesn't matter unless you make them matter.

The various fights, chases, and genuinely epic confrontations are all gloriously well-choreographed and staged, with a full sense of space and time throughout, plus emotional stakes that make them matter.

Does the context in which prioritization and allocation choices are made and the social and professional role of those who make them matter for the Separate Spheres and Indirect Benefits problems?

Today two changes are making them matter much more.

Most of all, we understand noise and funk because Glover makes them matter for our lives.

Old social codes, some worthy and some iniquitous, give way because money makes them matter less.

Mr. Grisham seems genuinely interested in the questions of conscience that snare Ray, and he makes them matter.

Still there Algirdas Brazauskas ReprintsThe Baltic states' geography, which sandwiches them between rich Scandinavia and unpredictable Russia, makes them matter more than their population of 7.4m warrants.

(And, by the way, anyone who thinks of those books as "stats annuals" or the like is crazy; what made them matter was the brio and irreverence of the writing, just as writing).

But today their size (if migrants were a nation, they would be the world's fifth-largest) and the ease of staying in touch with those at home are making them matter much more.