Sentence examples for make actual sense from inspiring English sources

Composer Rob Lane was given little time to complete the song and, though he was given Old English texts, the lyrics do not make actual sense.

It is (not entirely, but a little) like executives at financial firms whose compensation is based on short-term profits, rather than on deals that make actual financial sense.

In order to make an audience say, "Whoa -- I didn't see that coming," you have to have the surprise make actual dramatic sense.

I'll make actual friends.

"There's a thieves code in the corporate world: 'I'll use words that sound important but make no actual sense and give you the same privilege if you don't call me out on it," explains Patrick Gray, president of Prevoyance Group, a strategy consulting company in Charlotte, N.C.

It doesn't make any actual sense when you think about it.

Summer gothic makes no actual sense at all, because you can't do goth in the sunshine.

While it's nice to finally see the tables turned and to see a woman in a relationship with a younger man, it would be been a nice touch if it had made any actual sense.

Only convention makes the actual sense-faculties, for example, real, and success or failure experienced in a dream, for example, false.

I Want It That Way by the Backstreet Boys is a stone-cold pop classic but, like a number of Martin creations around that time, makes very little actual sense.

That's not what this song says, but it might as well - it's just as hokey and makes just as little actual sense. .