Examples of using Making sense in English and their translations into Swedish
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They're probably accustomed to your orders making sense.
No, I am making sense.
Abe, please, you're not making sense.
I have been trying to remember when it stopped making sense.
But lately, even reality isn't making sense.
Yeah, but… They're not making sense.
I saw it. It was late, I'm watching and it started making sense to me.
Claire, you're not making sense.
Rachel, you're not making sense.
Cecilia Kilhamn presented her thesis“Making Sense of Negative Numbers” at the Department of Pedagogical, Curricular and Professional Studies on 3 March.
Making Sense of Dating and Relationships Dating is one of those things that almost every person approaches with at least some….
Until then, I don't see it making sense to spend so much time on this site.
The challenge is making sense of the information overload from all supporting IT systems, processes and people.
We find that the results show that audit is a sense making activity which results in why enterprises keep it, and therefore making sense with their choice of audit.
Thus kenotic theology is not intended to be an ad hoc device for making sense of the Christ event;
including Jon Elster's Making Sense of Marx(1985) and Adam Przeworski's Capitalism
more of these readings start making sense, and if longer and longer sequences appear to be correct,
to services related to office supplies and maintenance, Speqta aims at choosing local companies in Stockholm, as it supports the local community while making sense environmentally and business-wise.
cons of this deal it actually starts making sense and that PokerStars buying Full Tilt Poker is a rather good thing for all concerned
It must make sense and must be reasonable in terms of the future.