Sentences with Make Much Of

During the graduation ceremony, parents tend to make much of their children's accomplishments.

The chef likes to make much of the fresh ingredients used in preparing the signature dish.

In her speech, the politician aimed to make much of the positive changes in the community.

The art critic will undoubtedly make much of the artist's unique approach to color and form.

The book author tends to make much of the intricate details that bring characters to life.

The media tends to make much of celebrity relationships, often exaggerating simple gestures.

Some people make much of traditions, holding onto them dearly.

Politicians often make much of public opinion to shape their policies and decisions.