The phrase "actually common sense" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is straightforward or obvious, often in response to a situation where it seems that common sense is lacking.
Example: "It's actually common sense to check the weather before planning an outdoor event."
Alternatives: "truly obvious" or "genuinely self-evident".
Now, businesses are finally realising that a lot of what we're saying is actually common sense.
"Whenever you attempt to do something that is actually common sense for teachers... someone within the system – often the Department for Children, Schools and Families – says you cannot do that: it's against the rules," he said.
It's not -- it's actually common sense, but something that many businesses just don't do.
According to Alistair McLean, it's actually just "common sense".
Suppose the D.E.A. actually applies common sense and science to the federal classification of marijuana.
Actually, it's common sense.
It seemed possible that this pleasantly dour, anachronistic son of the manse might actually restore some common sense to our HD-ready, text-'babe'-for-girls-in-your-area Gangsta's Paradise.
Oh wait, no perhaps you wouldn't, you actually have virtuous, common sense reasoning to espouse -- be kind to others, all created equal, be inclusive, if men want to love men and women love women that's ok too -- all that fluffy, "World and people as one," stuff.
Common sense actually figures in this mad story as a character, a voice that pops up in Tertuliano's head to complain about their relationship: "You and me, your common sense and you, we hardly ever meet to talk, only very occasionally, and, to be perfectly honest, it's hardly ever been worthwhile".
** Common sense actually figures in this mad story as a character, a voice that pops up in Tertuliano's head to complain about their relationship: "You and me, your common sense and you, we hardly ever meet to talk, only very occasionally, and, to be perfectly honest, it's hardly ever been worthwhile".
Can anyone with a lick of common sense actually believe the intent of that amendment was to allow assault weapons in the hands of every American?
