Sentence examples for back to common sense from inspiring English sources

Before he goes mad with doubts, however, Nature brings him back to common sense, to unjustifiable beliefs.

It pledges to review the scope of the Vetting and Barring Scheme applied to those who work with children and vulnerable adults, to "scale it back to common sense levels".

The home secretary, Theresa May, announced today that she was putting on hold the phased introduction of the plan to vet an estimated nine million people so that a review could be carried out to bring it back to "common sense" levels.

"I just want to come back to common sense".

In a web video entitled "Tell Me How I Can Help," he referred to himself as "the people's governor," saying that only voters can "end this nonsense and get us back to common sense".

Popular frustration over the growth in demand for Criminal Records Bureau checks for people working with children is also acknowledged, with a commitment to scale the system "back to common-sense levels".

And that's part of what this election and what this debate will need to be about, is, are we, as a country, willing to get back to common-sense, balanced, fair solutions that encourage our long-term economic growth and stabilize our budget.

I think that when people get a chance to look at her record, I feel certain that partisan politics will take a back seat to common sense and open-minded decisions based on a full examination of the record and I think that that's what every Supreme Court and judicial nominee deserves".

The first is that they're unprovable (which results in people falling back on unhelpful appeals to "common sense", and ignoring that correlation is not the same thing as causality).

Regarding this line of objection, Kumārila and his commentators finally fall back on an appeal to common sense, urging that it is unreasonable to encourage doubt where no specific cognition of any deficiencies explicitly raises one; otherwise, as the commentator Sucaritamiśra puts it, "there would be the unwanted consequence of annihilating all worldly discourse".

He did share with analytic philosophy a tendency to back up his points with appeals to common sense and to the meanings of words.