Sentence examples for ever make sense from inspiring English sources
Does that word ever make sense to you? CARNAHAN In our office we call it the M word.
These tiny turbines generate so little electricity that some energy experts are not sure the economics will ever make sense.
None of us thought we would ever make sense of so much information, but we kept our worries to ourselves and got stuck in.
These two inscrutable histories — Iran's, hers — were wedded to each other, I realized many years later, and I wondered if I'd ever make sense of either one.
Several investigators acknowledged that perhaps no amount of psychological theorizing could ever make sense of what happened in the Wendy's in Flushing last Wednesday.
My prediction: no one will ever make sense of trying to run Metro-style and classic apps together on a PC.
I sometimes despaired of ever making sense of them, and I think Jane did too.
It is worth remembering that the only thing that ever makes sense in the boxing world revolves around the cash.
Some will probably note that this makes no sense economically, but when has economics ever made sense?
If this split ever made sense, it doesn't any longer — something that Senator Kerry, to his credit, has grasped, despite his lack of candor about Middle East oil.
