11.  Any foundationalist has a duty to make sense of the possibility that there be non-inferentially justified beliefs.

12.  As chairman I was left to carry the can for a Decision that made no sense and was not of my doing.

13.  As he pores over all this raw data the field-worker discovers certain interesting patterns and principles in terms of which his information makes sense.

14.  As the people with formal authority, they were accountable for making sense of and integrating the varied agendas of their constituencies.

15.  Astra makes more sense as a public company than the Salim Group, mainly because its core businesses are obvious and integrated.

16.  Bedford made little sense of that, then or now.

17.  Before long, the sentence makes no sense, but the sound of the nonsense is rich.

18.  Both writing and speech require context to make sense of what might formally be ambiguous.

19.  Bridge To the non Bridge player, discussions or articles about Bridge appear to make little sense.