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No tiene sentido que...

It doesn't make sense that... / There's no sense in...

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Notes & Usage:

Expresses that something is illogical or unreasonable. Always followed by the subjunctive in standard Spanish.

See It in Context

No tiene sentido que lleguemos tan tarde.

It doesn't make sense for us to arrive so late.

No tiene sentido que lo hagamos dos veces.

There's no sense in doing it twice.

—¿Por qué lo repite? —No tiene sentido que lo explique así.

—Why does she repeat it? —It doesn't make sense to explain it that way.