Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• ... and what she has done! No one can make sense out of Tom's story. See also: make, of, sense. McGraw
• make much of, See make of (sense 4). 5. not much of, not to any appreciable degree or extent: he's not much of an actor really. 6. (informal) not up to much, of a ...
• Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
• See. make of (sense 3, See little (sense 3) ... not to understand; to attribute little or no importance to; to gain little or no benefit from. See make of (sense 3) ...
• ... of her babble; to give importance to; to gain benefit from; to pay flattering attention to ? ? the reporters made much of the film star. See make of (sense 4)  ...

• Polygamy may make sense anthropologically, but jealousy is a very powerful emotion.
• Even the worst things somehow make sense.
• Perhaps none of this can make sense yet.
• It probably didn't make sense without me.
• Rocks make sense, but not snow.
• Actually, increased ICP could make sense.
• Only then can the neat white shirt of Marx make sense.
• Just push numbers around until they make sense.