Sentence examples for that no sense from inspiring English sources
But leading lawmakers of both parties made it clear that no sense of national emergency warranted such a broad abrogation of government's basic principles.
The philosopher aspires, rather, to make sense of experience, and the whole point about the experience of the dreamer or the madman is that no sense is to be made of it.
Church's initial understanding of λx[M] was existential a solution of Fx = M for F though nowadays one understands λx[M] as a unique object, namely, the function that, given x, produces M. 4. This is not to say that no sense whasotever can be made of adding 5 and the identity function.
Every change in time is intensely indicated, with day so clearly day and night so clearly night that no sense of the passage of time can take hold.
Moreover, interviewers were not aware of the direction of anticipated effect of materials, and materials were dummy-coded, so that no sense of intervention or control would have been communicated to interviewers or participants.
And messages that make no sense get us into trouble.
She dreamed of things that were of no importance, that made no sense.
CLINTON: That makes no sense.
