Sentence examples for succeed makes from inspiring English sources

Gyllenhaal's Lou Bloom is a skeletal sociopath whose desperation to succeed makes him almost unemployable.

At the same time, the fact that so many entrepreneurs are convinced that they will succeed makes success less likely, by swelling the ranks of competitors.

The same brutality which makes it unlikely that any coups or conspiracies can succeed makes him hated by his own people.... Iraq today is ripe for a broad-based insurrection".

I would hate him, purely out of jealousy, but the fact that he's a total babe and says incredibly sweet things like, "my favorite thing in life is watching my homies succeed," makes that near impossible.

Jones conveys not only Amanda's relentlessness, her inability to stop steering her children's lives but also her desire for their happiness, her belief that they are special even as her fear that they might not succeed makes her steal from them the right to make their own choices -- the air to breathe.

Among the affluent children, Luthar found, the main cause of distress was 'excessive achievement pressures and isolation from parents — both physical and emotional.' " Though the title "How Children Succeed" makes the book sound like an instruction manual for parents, it's really a guide to the ironies and perversities of income inequality in America.

That the real tests were weak, and did not gauge the skills students needed to succeed, made matters worse.

We work damn hard to teach her so she can succeed, make friends, and have the life she chooses.

The fact that three teams succeeded makes him optimistic that the final product will be of great use to the government.

If that succeeds make another.

His desire to make sure minority students succeeded made him a stern but fatherly figure, colleagues said.