Examples of 'has to make sense' in a sentence
Meaning of "has to make sense"
has to make sense ~ means that something must be logical, understandable, or reasonable. It refers to the idea that a statement, argument, or action should have clear meaning or be comprehensible in a given context
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has to make sense
It has to make sense for your portfolio.
Not every song has to make sense.
It has to make sense to bring that character in.
Our financial plan has to make sense.
Reading has to make sense to your child.
In other words being green has to make sense.
It has to make sense for people too.
Not everything has to make sense.
But it has to make sense from a timing standpoint.
Because fiction has to make sense.
It has to make sense in the world they know.
The magic has to make sense.
Everything we design in graphic design has to make sense.
It also has to make sense for your practice.
I do not see why everything has to make sense.
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It just has to make sense to you.
Not everything in this world has to make sense.
The man has to make sense of his approach.
The mechanic of the game has to make sense.
The script has to make sense and life does not.
There is no rule that says a game has to make sense.
It has to make sense to them.
The severity has to make sense.
It has to make sense to me as a project.
The important thing is that it has to make sense to you.
It has to make sense to people.
The shapes and colors just has to make sense.
But it has to make sense.
Ultimately the way you organize it has to make sense to you.
And it has to make sense.
I operate on instinct, but my vision has to make sense.
Your film has to make sense.
It has to make sense that someone as important as the President of the.
I mean, it only has to make sense to him.
It has to make sense to you, has to have meaning.
In a movie, everything has to make sense.
Not everything has to make sense as long as you understand it.
And to do that, the story has to make sense.
I think it has to make sense to you more than me at this point.
I know you do, but the deal has to make sense.
Everyone has to make sense based on the baggage they carry.
Okay, your problem is that everything has to make sense.
Nothing has to make sense.
Logically, every post you create has to make sense.
Your message has to make sense in the context of the category.
In very plain dollars and cents, this has to make sense.
The market suddenly has to make sense of a lot more new information.
There has to be a business, and the business has to make sense.
The secretariat has to make sense of our deliberations both here and elsewhere.
A poem 's much easier than some story that has to make sense.
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