THAT MAKES MORE SENSE

Studying for the test the night before? That makes more sense.

Putting ice in your drink on a hot day? That makes more sense.

Wearing sunscreen at the beach? That makes more sense.

Checking the weather forecast before planning a picnic? That makes more sense.

Using a bookmark to save your page in a book? That makes more sense.

The historical context provided by the professor that makes more sense of the author's intentions in the novel.

The subtle hints dropped throughout the movie finally that makes more sense after watching the thrilling plot twist.

The historical timeline in the textbook that makes more sense after understanding the cultural influences of that era.

After a brief pause, her argument against the policy that makes more sense when considering its potential consequences.

Understanding the subtle nuances of haute cuisine requires a refined palate, but as you explore, that makes more sense.

After reviewing the evidence, his explanation suddenly clicked and that makes more sense now.

The revised plan takes into account all the feedback we received, and that makes more sense for our project.

Her suggestion to streamline the process resonated with everyone, and that makes more sense in terms of efficiency.

That makes more sense, based on what we know.