Sentence examples for much sense given from inspiring English sources

She has explicitly denied that she ever wrote in cafes to escape from an unheated flat, a story that never made much sense, given the price of a cappuccino in Edinburgh.

This didn't make much sense given the fact that the option was nestled in the settings menu and wasn't the default.

Many investors will doubt that the deal makes much sense, given Pfizer’s already vast size and the fact that it is only now finishing up its last two acquisitions.

At first glance, that doesn't make all that much sense, given that the whole idea of Web Fonts is that they bring new typography options to the Web that were previously only available on the desktop.

It didn't make much sense given the town's population.

But that doesn't actually make much sense given the pharmacological properties of MDMA.

Buildings so tall didn't usually make much economic sense, given the amount of space that had to be given over to lift shafts at the lower floors, the taller you went.

Eventually all three characters end up in a tangled heap that doesn't make much sense, but gives them a chance to raise their voices and stagger about even as Mr. McPherson searches for the exit.

It may not make much sense to give over complete control to just one, such as is the case with Facebook Home.

Which makes sense, given how much time they spend there.

"I decided pretty quickly that dwelling on the producers' decision didn't make any sense, given how much happiness 'Phantom' has given me," said Mr. Andrews, who has occasionally taken time off to do a few other roles.