Sentence examples for sense makes from inspiring English sources

But such calibration in a sense makes matters worse.

And then you find out they really don't, and common sense makes more sense than what they're saying sometimes.

"The fact that it's coming from Krakow in a sense makes it more interesting," Mr. Schulz said.

I have to say that this "cold, hard economic sense" makes no sense to me at all.

But the worldwide audience for the Oscars isn't even close to a billion, as a little common sense makes plain.

But choosing leaders on the basis of their "common sense" makes no more sense than choosing a dentist on such basis.

Frankly, Nick's foxy bag-sense makes Mrs Thatcher look like Michael Foot.

Scarpia: My evil sixth sense / Makes others quite tense / My suspicion now is / That Angelotti and this / Painter are in it together.

Some sense is made.

Well, it makes sense.

Caroline: That makes sense.