Sentence examples for make real sense from inspiring English sources

But it's hard to make real sense of the blizzard of reports on refrigerants and their performance.

What she doesn't provide, though, is any passion for life that would help Celeste's decisions, or even Le Gentil's obsessive attraction to her, make real sense.

As a lower league club it will never make real sense," said Cardoza.

We should like first of all to be sure that these questions and distinctions make real sense, but we may not, however, be able to know this until we are close to answering them.

The only way to make real sense of the new deadline is to apply the Musk Doctrine.

The Met as Fiefdom In the book: "'Hoving's museum would be virtually complete, its three mismatched sides wrapped in limestone and glass.' The master plan 'seems to make real sense at last,' the art critic Paul Goldberger wrote".

A glass of port – vinho generoso – makes real sense afterwards.

So it makes real sense to make the most of your Isa allowance now if you have savings.

There are places, such as Michigan, where it makes real sense.

But we have to do that in a way that makes real sense and avoids over-simplification of events, people and, yes, religion.

When Gosling does something exceptionally grisly to a goon's head in a lift, the splatter-style violence (though largely suggested) is so excessive that Refn seems to be doing it not because it makes real sense, but because, in a fanboy way, he just can.