Sentence examples for completing sense from inspiring English sources

The equivalence class of thoughts for an utterance of (6) on 1 Aug 2000 is the class of thoughts composed of the (incomplete) sense of 'George quit his job' and any completing sense that determines 1 Aug 2000.

That makes complete sense".

"It makes complete sense," St. Clair says.

"The idea of FutureGen makes complete sense," Dr. Moniz said.

Everything that happened after that made complete sense to me.

In which case, perhaps choosing your audience makes complete sense.

I was just screaming: that complete sense of abandonment".

"In economic terms, this work makes complete sense".

"The rule that was done very recently makes complete sense.

In the car, voice commands make complete sense.

Nothing would make complete sense without that being told first".