Sentence examples for make much sense of from inspiring English sources

Nobody could make much sense of it.

You can't make much sense of it without one.

The headline, along with its novella-length subhead, doesn't help make much sense of the story.

It was an odd series, tough to make much sense of it.

Aitken, foot on the softest pedals going, can't make much sense of any of this.

My hunch is that secular listeners will acknowledge that honesty, even if they cannot  make much sense of divine vocations.

Companies will still struggle to make much sense out of Big Data, as data analytics produces...yet more data.To watch: Data exchange.

I couldn't make much sense out of this chapter until I skipped around in it and found that it was mock-serious and that its purpose was to make fun of statistics.

In fact, there's so much data that while our computers might be able to wade through it all, our brains can't make much sense out of it until we reduce it to something more manageable.

The effect is quietly stunning; the comforting chatter of unintelligible yet human voices plays against images that you can't imagine anyone making much sense of, but that nonetheless are redolent of lost innocence, American presumptiveness and the Western drive to organize knowledge.

It does not make much sense to think of segmentation in static terms.