Sentence examples for makes a kind of from inspiring English sources

It makes a kind of sense.

But from Carson, it makes a kind of affectless sense.

It all makes a kind of mad sense.

Tyler stops and makes a kind of inarticulate cry.

It makes a kind of sense, but a deeply troubling one.

What results, almost surreptitiously, makes a kind of homely cousin to the city's famous architecture.

The needle makes a kind of thud and squeak when it goes in the cloth.

"I suppose the project makes a kind of sense," Ackroyd says, "given my longtime interests".

It makes a kind of sense to take a didactic approach to a story about education.

But in Professor Bolter's stimulating analysis, it also makes a kind of homely sense.

Perhaps that makes a kind of sense, for Pountney is the Englishman who plays for Scotland.