MADE MORE SENSE

The teacher's explanation made more sense after she used colorful props.

Adding sugar to the recipe made more sense to balance the flavors.

Connecting the dots in the puzzle made more sense as the picture emerged.

Wearing a jacket in the cold weather made more sense to stay warm.

Choosing the shorter route made more sense to save time on the journey.

The scientific explanation provided by the professor made more sense after I reviewed it a second time.

After considering all the options, her decision to pursue a career in art made more sense to her parents.

As I learned more about the historical context, the author's choice of setting for the novel made more sense to me.

With each lecture, the complex concepts in physics gradually made more sense to the dedicated student.

Initially puzzled by the recipe, the cooking process made more sense as she followed each step attentively.

After discussing the project with my team, the proposed strategy made more sense for achieving our goals.

The intricacies of quantum entanglement made more sense after attending the physics conference.

The convoluted legal arguments in the court case gradually made more sense as the trial unfolded.

The subtle nuances of the abstract painting made more sense to the art connoisseur after discussing it with the artist.

After studying the ancient manuscripts, the hieroglyphics on the tomb's walls made more sense to the archaeologist.

Analyzing the complex mathematical proof, the students found that the equations gradually made more sense.

Her explanation of the complex math problem made more sense after the tutor broke it down.

The new traffic pattern made more sense and reduced congestion in the downtown area.

The instructions for assembling the furniture made more sense once I looked at the diagrams.

The decision to switch to a plant-based diet made more sense after watching the documentary.

The professor's feedback on my essay helped me revise it so that the argument made more sense.

It suddenly made more sense when she explained her reasoning.

When I reviewed the proposal again, it made more sense to me.

The complex theory eventually made more sense after hours of study.

The puzzle finally made more sense after finding the missing piece.

His argument, though initially confusing, made more sense in the context of recent events.

It made more sense to wait until tomorrow to finalize the deal.

Analyzing the data carefully, the pattern made more sense than before.

The changes suggested by the editor made more sense in the context of the story.

The poem's deeper meaning made more sense after discussing it with the author.