Sentence examples for much sense that from inspiring English sources

Contemplate how much sense that makes.

I am not sure how much sense that makes, but that's how it stands.

Putting the flag on a bow to represent Mississippi... well, you tell me how much sense that makes.

What isn't there yet is much sense that the dancers are having fun with the ballet.

The name made so much sense that even Israelis used it.

(Nor, in our comedy-saturated culture, much sense that a standup routine might be "samizdat").

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.

Of course, you can't take the populations of different countries and different cultures and simply merge them, no matter how much demographic sense that might make.

He recognizes that that traditional story "stopped making as much sense" and that we needed to "correct" it.

A growing number of scientists argue that the question doesn't make much sense - that all we're really talking about here is awareness, and awareness of awareness.

"The allegations of fraudulent concealment, that managers were lying to employees, how much sense does that make?" Mr. Weber asked.