make sense

“That is what election officials are going to prioritize. It makes sense they’re doing things in a way that they feel confident in.”

The prime minister has insisted it "makes sense" to cut winter fuel payments to millions of pensioners, as he was pressed on the change in a series of BBC local radio interviews in Downing Street.

The researchers believe that it makes sense to use gel coating in liquid foods like juice and drinkable yogurt.

He's generally named people he's seen on TV, which I suppose makes sense since that was his only qualification for the presidency and in his mind he's the greatest leader the world has ever known.

The director’s love of opera is what makes sense of this huge, heaving epic.