Sentence examples for will make sense of from inspiring English sources

We will make sense of this".

Mr. Gross is not the social historian who will make sense of the sea changes that bring in new waves.

At sunrise each morning, Makiya enters the study of his Victorian home and sits down to write the book: the book that will make sense of it all.

They believe that he would not have killed himself without the prosecutors, but they feel that there is something missing from this account — some further fact, a key, that will make sense of what he did.

And we will make sense of the assorted artificial tree parts that together will create a more perfect tree than the real one my parents and sisters will be decorating in Staten Island.

The exhibition will make sense of this decline; visitors will be able to hear a recording of Miller, briefly back home in America after the war, describing the camps at Buchenwald and Dachau, her voice full of sadness.

If you remember this, then maybe you'll make sense of it all.

In other words, to understand the accurate severity of obesity will make sense to evaluate the correlation of organ damage on CRP after ACS.

To be sure, digital subscriber line (DSL) and cable modems will make sense for a lot of people, but there still are big gaps.

Supporting the president's goals for cleaner energy will make sense to most people of faith.

Thus "Nothing to Lose" begins (after a brief, alarmingly un-Reacher-like prologue, which will make sense only hundreds of pages later) with a line across a road.