That made sense enough to Lazarus, and after that his mind wasn't so sore to get whipped, despite being sore in body and spirit.
Unless your job is to inspire, because then it makes sense -- Enough said.
I suppose that makes sense: Sometimes, with enough early intervention and school services, some autistic children are able to do well with less later in life.
To increase Project Help's intake makes sense only with enough new lodgings in "supported S.R.O.'s" - single-room-occupancy dwellings with caseworkers in residence.
It makes sense to stash enough to carry you for six months in case you lose all other income, or if you need money for, say, a home purchase.
That makes sense: Wright clearly has enough on his hands with Ant-Man without having to stick like glue to the character's own comic-book origins.
Deborah Doane, writer and consultant on international development and sustainability So Gerhard, for a layperson, the principle of blended finance makes sense: there isn't enough public money to go around for development, so why not incentivise some private finance where help is needed?
They're clearly the same stuff, still light on the tongue, not too oily, very little oak, with a bit more vanilla sweetness than I think makes sense, but still pleasant enough to let stand on its own, perhaps broken up my a single ice cube if you want to make it suitable for lawn work.
The criticism only makes sense within contexts uniform enough that our moral judgments should be the same.
"Then Again" reads like the diary of an ordinary woman who suddenly became a movie star, who doesn't quite believe any of it happened, but it did, and even though she isn't quite sure any of it makes sense anyway, she has just enough chutzpah to believe that you might find it interesting enough to read.
Still, if you back up enough, it makes sense to think of urban destinies as a random process of wins and losses in which small cities face a relatively high likelihood of experiencing gambler's ruin.
