How to pronounce sense
Listen to sense in real sentences, spoken by real people, in the original YouTube videos. No dictionary recording — the word as it is actually used.
“sense” in real sentences
1000+ clips in the index · 1000 American · 1000 British. Clips come from parliamentary and government channels under open licences.
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>> Makes sense. Makes sense.
CDC · watch from 74:16 · hear it here
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In a sense, it is common sense.
The Scottish Parliament · watch from 24:16 · hear it here
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So in an economic sense, it makes sense.
Federal Reserve · watch from 35:39 · hear it here
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sense for people on that make sense given the context that makes sense given the obligations
FTC · watch from 109:14 · hear it here
Why real speech
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