Sentence examples for better make sense from inspiring English sources

There may be times when it makes sense for a seller's adviser to provide financing — but it had better make sense.

One could say that our reason means we can better make sense of war than dogs can — if only everything (or even most things) that happened in a war were reasonable or made sense.

Even during her last weeks, I found myself squirrelling away her words, all her distinctive expressions: "I love you to death" and "Is that our wind I hear?" If I told the story of her death, I might understand it better, make sense of it — perhaps even change it.

O'Rourke says that in the first month afterward, she felt an intense desire to write the story of her mother's death: If I told the story of her death, I might understand it better, make sense of it — perhaps even change it.

A lot of money and effort is being staked on this idea, so it had better make sense.Consider the PC and the car what better products to represent the age?

Rather than just sit on my hands I've put together this infographic, which will help marketers better make sense on how to potentially organize these tools and get closer to achieving cross-channel marketing nirvana.

The mere process, therefore, of owning and washing clothing has a huge effect on the environment, so choosing a 30 Year garment or something that is going to last longer, be cheaper in terms of cost per wear and actually look better makes sense on many levels.

We alter the truth on paper so as to alter it in fact; we lie about our past and invent surrogate memories the better to make sense of our lives and live the life we know was truly ours.

As the authoritative critic of the Village Voice, there is hardly anyone alive who is better placed to make sense of jazz's profusion.

As his handy assistant, Monica Reed, Nielsen does what no one else does better: tries to make sense of another character's madness.

And "A Good Life," unlike his first book, "Conversations with Kennedy" (1975), is better prepared to make sense of that relationship and that complicated man.