Sentence examples for makes no good from inspiring English sources
There is no story to be told to make good normative sense of what he is doing; for what he is doing makes no good normative sense.
"We don't make no good trades".
Asked to name the best decision Mr Morsi had made, 73% of the population told pollsters that he had made no good decisions.As the prospect of vast demonstrations loomed, Mr Morsi called on his supporters to put on a show of force.
It really would make no good sense, politically, for him to put himself at risk in a harder race or put his whole governing philosophy on trial like that.
For three years, Hamas has stubbornly refused to deal with terrorism and rockets along Israel's southern border, has made no good-faith effort toward the release of Israel's kidnapped soldier and has refused even to recognize Israel's existence.
Paul Greengrass's United 93 makes no comment about good and evil.
Since the current union-endorsed system of tenure makes no distinctions between good and bad work, even the worst teachers are effectively guaranteed a job for life.
And make no mistake, good taste is here defined by the gaze outward, not within.
Unless a new, more convincing case for patriotism can be made, we have no good reason to think that patriotism is a moral duty.
"It makes no sense to squander good will when it's there for free," one legislator said.
