Sentence examples for which makes perfect from inspiring English sources
Which makes perfect sense.
Which makes perfect sense, at least in Texas.
The word means "paste" in Italian, which makes perfect sense.
Instead, there was a generalised, muted acceptance, which makes perfect sense.
THERE were pessimists who were despairing and optimists who were encouraging, which makes perfect sense.
They're going to go where they get the best deal, which makes perfect sense".
Dishes are hearty, even among the appetizers, which make perfect bar snacks.
That winter, she found a new job — in radio, this time, which made perfect sense.
They are partial to city parks for food leftovers, which now provide more than a third of their diet; they love abandoned homes, which make perfect dreys.
Once the belt was in the bin, I unzipped my pants and took them off, which made perfect sense to me at the time.
As we drew closer, it became clear that it was covered with notes – which made perfect sense: people often write messages to authors, and death is no obstacle to that – and Metro tickets, which made no sense at all.
