Sentence examples for sense which from inspiring English sources

Ryan had no sense which way Jenkins leaned.

He had an astonishing aesthetic sense, which businesspeople almost always lack.

It will make Eurovision sense, which is an entirely different category of comprehensible).

Ronny's behavior doesn't make sense, which is part of the movie's interest.

And it all makes a sort of sense, which is unusual for this type of show.

Customs do not promote "good sense," which is the ability to distinguish true from false.

It's a funny line that makes no sense, which of course makes it even funnier.

The alligators make no sense, which is part of why the sight gag works.

This idea makes some sense, which doesn't mean it is true.

"It's a Dog's New York" makes no sense, which is a drawback in a book.

Then there was the sense, which runs through all Pamuk's writing, that identities may be provisional.