1.  If you think these still make sense, you will not stand the following items made up about a physics student: handling relationships shabbily, caring about study only, or having no talent for drawing and music.

2.  What is more crucial is that the difference really makes sense.

3.  When it comes to ability, it makes sense that men are more competent in consideration that in primitive eras human beings needed to fight against nature to survive in primitive eras.

4.  As for the distinction between Bentham and Mill, it really makes no sense.

5.  My bases of the judgment are as follows: \

6.  This argument states that it makes more sense to learn English by reading a wide variety of books than translating and memorizing long lists of words.

7.  If the gaps are eliminated, people will be the same all around the world and it makes no sense to learn from each other.

8.  Without those boundaries to help tag the gathering of people, those adjectives make no sense.

9.  No matter how many secrets of success our elders tell us, it makes no sense if we could not deeply understand them.

10.  According to linguists, one knows a word within about 12 times encounters, so if we make a conservative estimation that one reads 50 words per minutes, then I guess it makes sense why natives never waste time on word lists.