Sentence examples for be making sense from inspiring English sources
The biggest challenge for the news media (and the politicians) will be making sense of complicated rulings in the moments after they are issued.
"Breaking and running, when you're within 10 or 15 years of retirement, doesn't seem to be making sense to them," Mr. Scarborough said.
When those who are not Donald Trump's natural constituents think that he may be making sense, something striking is going on.
By Amy Davidson Sorkin March 15 , 2012When those who are not Donald Trump's natural constituents think that he may be making sense, something striking is going on.
I just think that writers are going to write, and maybe we have angst about pain or rent, or feeding our dog, but the reason for writing, for me, is always going to be making sense of the world.
Jaap Stam's first job in management is going better than most could have hoped, as his reputation as a manager in Holland was not great; Garry Monk seems finally to be making sense of Massimo Cellino's Leeds; David Wagner is doing so well at Huddersfield he reportedly turned down Wolfsburg.
Sometimes the pattern that he wove seemed to be making sense-once we thought we could detect the word "river" across the moon.
But this has to be made sense of.
"There's nothing to be made sense of," one woman told an NBC television news reporter.
For tHe truth is this: Mr Blobby, perhaps more than anyone in history, Is a FucannotLegend.
