Sentence examples for it absolutely makes sense from inspiring English sources

For longer term investing it absolutely makes sense to invest in equities and for younger investors higher volatility investments in emerging markets equities is just fine".

It absolutely makes sense that a gynaecologist who is faced with older couples desperate for a child on daily basis would caution women to go for it at the first opportunity.

"When you're in a digital world and you can author a book at a shorter length than you could in print, then all bets are off and it absolutely makes sense," Mr. Anderson said.

Speaking on BBC Radio 4's Today programme, she said: "It absolutely makes sense that you would expect reading for pleasure to improve children's vocabularies.

While I'm hesitant about strapping even more distracting app notifications to myself through a wearable, health and wellness is an area where it absolutely makes sense.

General secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders Brian Lightman said: "It absolutely makes sense to have some standardisation in design, which should result in better value for money, so long as it is not made too rigid as this could be a false economy.

It absolutely made sense in the song, it's actually one of my favorite parts," he assured when pressed about the campaign's shameless tie-in.

The design of this game absolutely makes sense for it to be something you play with your mates when sitting around a table.

"I think on the one hand it's part of the wacky strategy … on the other hand it absolutely makes no sense.

It absolutely makes no sense from a public health standpoint.

"It absolutely does make sense to me that somebody who may worry excessively in some situations can find themselves very well-equipped in others," says Margaret Distler, a psychiatrist at the UCLA Anxiety Disorders Clinic.