Sentence examples for make appropriate sense of 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.

In other words, this is a man who has a real sense of the opportunity that's embedded in this moment ― for the large banks and their CEOs to make a bundle of money ― but no appropriate sense of the risks involved or fear for a future in which he and his president might find themselves bailing out such banks, 2008-style. .

To make matters worse, he seems to be tone-deaf, lacking an appropriate sense of humor and proportion.

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.

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

How do we make sense of it?

"How do you make sense of that?

Nobody could make much sense of it.

Haldeman's "Forever War" re-envisioned the war in Southeast Asia through the kaleidoscopic lens of science fiction, possibly the most appropriate instrument with which to make sense of the surreal chaos of the events.

In other ways, it means we see too much, and are forced into spaces where it is hard to feel an appropriate amount of horror or make sense of anything.

Having lived with problematic symptoms of JHS sometimes for long periods of time, it is possible that the receipt of a diagnosis represented the beginning of a process during which they were able to understand and make sense of their symptoms, obtain appropriate treatment and subsequently find ways to self-manage the condition.