Sentence examples for bounds of common from inspiring English sources
The Journal Tabloid News has crossed the bounds of common sense and ethics.
That reading is certainly within the bounds of common sense, given the objective to give effect to a voter's intent if that can be determined.
But The Copenhagen Post reported that a former prime minister, Poul Nyrup Rasmussen, criticized the police action, saying, "It went beyond the bounds of common humanity and decency".
We believe that Islamic law guarantees freedom of conscience and expression (within the bounds of common decency) and equal rights for women.
Out together in groups hell-bent on a good time, unafraid of their sexuality, determined to ignore all the usual bounds of common decency, they were there to be alive, even if it nearly killed them.
Understanding this concept that we are the authors of our own fortunes and "misfortunes"–may be outside the bounds of common sense but nevertheless describes how things actually do work.
Some, Dr. Harmon said, had not understood what the resolution's drafters meant by provision No. 5 -- to "recognize" that such blessings were taking place and were within "the bounds of our common life".
"The word 'recognize' is not 'authorize.' " Finally, this evening, a member of the House of Deputies asked Father Wade to explain what was meant by one sentence of the eight-part resolution: "We recognize that local faith communities are operating within the bounds of our common life as they explore and experience liturgies celebrating and blessing same-sex unions".
It tells us that for any S-node labeled set (V_{S}), there exist a bounded number of common neighbors (V_l) labeled with l, and moreover, (V_l) can be efficiently retrieved with the index.
Methods: We used a subsampling bootstrap procedure to obtain the maximum likelihood estimates and confidence bounds for common national effects of the criteria pollutants, as measured by the percentage increase in daily mortality associated with a unit increase in daily 24-hr mean pollutant concentration on the previous day, while controlling for weather and temporal trends.
Your banks have lent my country crazy sums of money, way beyond the bounds of caution or common sense.
