Sentence examples for basic and common-sensical from inspiring English sources

But two basic and common-sensical ideas ought to hold.

These restrictions seem right and common-sensical to most people.

ParentSmart's advice is sound and common-sensical.

The salutary effect of an official, but benign and common-sensical, presence is worth examining.

These tend to be a bit repetitive and common-sensical, but that doesn't make them any less useful.

The result is an "admirably clear, vigorously written, plain-spoken and common-sensical book," Thomas Powers wrote here earlier this year.

For all that, even a principle as hoary and common-sensical as the fourth amendment's "plain view doctrine" is a "policy" of a sort.

His two chapters on China, which he portrays as a likely superpower of the 21st century, are incisive, informed and common-sensical.

Mr. Benedict also recalled Mr. Morano as "organized and common-sensical," but also someone who could be very funny, an oft-mentioned trait.

Each feels like a keeper — Henderson's book for its awesome fearlessness, Hopkinson's for being among the most endearing and common-sensical kitchen primers ever composed.

"Overly complicated legislation and administration is costly for the government and burdensome to the growth of our businesses and needs addressing in a clear and common-sensical manner," said Deane.