Sentence examples for making good sense from inspiring English sources

He wasn't making good sense.

Compared with his slightly hysterical opponent, Mr. Obama had been making good sense on energy questions, and his recent speeches had included a menu of proposals for energy efficiency, conservation, alternative fuels and new technologies.

The women as a whole come strongly out of this production; Sandra Duncan's Duchess of York treats her insanely ambitious son with aristocratic distaste as if she can't quite believe he sprang from her womb, and Paola Dionisotti's Queen Margaret haunts the action like a vengeful bag lady (making good sense of the copious references to past events in the text).

If the verses added prevent the song from making good sense, move them around a bit.

This makes good sense.

They make good sense.

That makes good sense.

Perhaps, sometimes, good acts make good sense.

That makes good sense to us.

"This makes good sense for America.

It also happens to make good sense.