Sentence examples for apparent common sense from inspiring English sources

But this apparent common sense is wrong: EPO does help altitude-born-and-raised Kenyans.

They could invoke more positive factors than common background and apparent common sense.

Despite the apparent common sense of Pascal's proposition, it rests on what I — as a nonbeliever — consider dubious assumptions.

Contrary to apparent common sense, there is no evidence yet that excluding all children from economic participation would necessarily cause adult wages to rise.

Plain common sense.

That is plain common sense.

A reader using the handle MotoEV from Charlotte, N.C., said: "What is so disturbing about the initial review and this follow-up post is the apparent lack of common sense and refusal to accept personal responsibility.

Use plain old common sense.

At his sentencing two years later, he said, "It should be apparent to anyone with common sense that I'm mentally disturbed".

"Everybody needs a roof over their head - but not everybody needs to be a homeowner," said Kittle, in a moment of apparent revelation which sounded more like common sense.

He recognizes the apparent double standard and brings to derivatives much of the common sense he applies to other investments.