Sentence examples for of sense given from inspiring English sources

Investing in the infrastructure right now makes a lot of sense given that the government can borrow so cheaply.

Diesel convertibles make all sorts of sense, given the relaxed, torque-heavy power delivery of diesels and the mellow mien of top-down driving.

Antony Hegarty will introduce the films, which makes a kind of sense, given that Hegarty has a deep understanding of absurdity's subtext: pathos.

China and the Candidates "You cannot expect them to say how you would negotiate with China, but just China-bashing doesn't make a lot of sense, given that's the market for American manufacturing in the future.

That almost everything in Mr. Keller's kitchen was similarly considered, recast and rendered as an essence of itself, made a certain kind of sense, given an anonymous quotation that he keeps on the clipboard hanging above his desk.

But that doesn't make a lot of sense given the timing of the story.

Considering the source material, the plot makes a surprising amount of sense, give or take a few minor plot holes (it helps that the storyline is as simple as possible).

Kind of makes sense given all the uncomfortable changes accompanying this fine recession we find ourselves in.

That level of salinity makes sense, given the state of the North Atlantic at the time the water was trapped.

The new round of invites makes sense given the timing.

Why does it make a lot of sense to give an illegal immigrant a driver's license?