Sentence examples for make appropriate sense from inspiring English sources

We come to suspect that Romeo is enabled to imagine this and in his personal opinion called on to image it by the rules of a game of make-believe he spontaneously finds himself playing, a game we attempt to join him in playing as we struggle to make appropriate sense of his words.

Make Appropriate Setting.

Make appropriate adjustments.

Make appropriate arrangements.

34.7% of the patients gave answers that made "quite appropriate" sense, 26.5% gave responses that were "middle appropriate", and 14.3% of the patients gave responses that were "quite freestyle" (e.g. giving nonsense answers or describing attributes and experiences when asked about hobbies).

Such accounts try to answer the first of the two questions noted above: crime deserves punishment in the sense that it makes appropriate certain emotions (resentment, guilt) which are satisfied by or expressed in punishment.

That being said, I think it would have been appropriate to make sense of things and take into account the traditions and cultures of the peoples who perpetuate and believe traditionally and/or religiously in the virtues of this practice and other peoples who do not share this point of view and condemn such practices for equally valid social and cultural reasons.

Surgeries will only be done when appropriate and integrating other disciplines make good sense.

Kalderon claims that quasi-realist interpretations of moral thought can be appropriated to make sense of our use of the relevant terms.

Please read each phrase, then judge how meaningful it is as a single concept, using a scale from 0 to 4 as follows: If the phrase makes no sense, the appropriate rating is 0. If the phrase makes some sense, the appropriate rating is 2. If the phrase makes complete sense, the appropriate rating is a 4. Please indicate your response by clicking on the button to the left of the number.

There is really no situation where a D would be appropriate or even make sense.