Sentence examples for sense why the from inspiring English sources

This was, in a sense, why the painters who "colonized" the area in the early 1900's came.

Looked at from that perspective, it begins to make even more sense why the PC makers would want to frustrate the growth of cable.

It makes sense why the "21 Days" myth would spread.

It makes sense why the studios would look to cast a younger Aunt May though, since their new Peter Parker, Tom Holland, is currently 19 years old.

It makes sense why the world is terrible: the world's elite, controlling the population through advertising, just might have ulterior motives.

It makes sense why the 33-year-old captioned the photo, "#NewStylist," because he also made some chic baby clothes for North just a few months after her birth.

As part of a family that has served in the military since the Revolutionary War, it made sense why this was the only thing that felt right to me.

She senses why the idea of God becoming man seemed to the church fathers to be at once outrageous and also true.Still, however deep her intuitive connection with Christianity, she ends the book by pinpointing why she is unable to accept the Christian understanding of God.

It demands answers to questions like "Why is Amazon buying a grocery store?" And "if it makes sense, why?" That, of course, raises the final query: "If the why makes sense, will the price of tomatoes go down?" The answer to the last point is no, of course, so stop dreaming.

It will never make sense why after the bombs stopped and peace seemed to come, only then did the terror really begin.

Its predecessor never made sense: why would the Babe have been anything but thrilled to be sent from Boston to the greatest sports stage of the era?