MADE NO SENSE

The alien's language in the sci-fi movie made no sense to the Earthlings.

The map he drew for directions made no sense, leading them in the wrong direction.

The fashion designer's avant-garde outfit made no sense to the traditionalists.

The chef's recipe had so many unusual ingredients that it made no sense to the home cook.

The instructions on the science experiment were so poorly written that they made no sense.

The story she told about her imaginary friend made no sense to her classmates.

The professor's explanation of quantum physics made no sense to the students.

The plot twist in the movie was so confusing that it made no sense at all.

His excuse for being late was so bizarre that it made no sense to anyone.

The comedian's jokes were so random that they often made no sense to the audience.

The abstract painting was so abstract that it made no sense to most art enthusiasts.

The esoteric theorem, laden with abstruse symbols and convoluted equations, made no sense to the novice mathematician.

His decision to quit his job and become a professional juggler made no sense to his family.

The directions he provided for assembling the furniture made no sense to me.

The plot of the movie made no sense, leaving the audience confused.

The instructions for operating the machine made no sense without proper training.

No sense was made by his rambling about politics during the lecture.

It made no sense for him to quit his job without having another one lined up.

Despite his efforts, the instructions still made no sense to him.

His decision to invest in that company made no sense given its financial instability.