Thanks to that last-ditch display of common sense and common humanity, the protests ended with dozens dead, not hundreds.
In what some may call a display of his "good, old-fashioned, Shropshire common sense", he is said to have forbidden Defra officials from using the phrase "ecosystem services", a jargon phrase for the benefits bestowed by the natural world.
But among brain researchers, the moment is a fascinating display of a common human experience: the brain freeze.
Only recently have researchers realized that a willingness, even eagerness, to punish transgressors of the social compact is at least as important to the maintenance of social harmony as are regular displays of common human decency.
Rosenquist helped define the genre of color-bursting displays of common objects that was also championed by the likes Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein.
Computerized patient simulators are able to recreate observable physiological information cues such as audible heart and breath sounds along with displays of common physiological data on the bedside monitor [ 19- 21].
E. L. McKenzie Arlington, Tex., Dec. 9, 2007 To the Editor: Not only do those who arrogantly defend the use of torture display disdain for federal laws and international agreements, not to mention dubious moral character, they also display a lack of common sense.
"On a handful of occasions, especially early on, inspectors failed to display a touch of common sense.
Both display a lot of common sense, arguing for the elimination of bureaucracy and redundancy and insisting that consumers (of health care, insurance, credit and products large and small) deserve more transparency.
