Sentence examples for called common sense from inspiring English sources

It's called common sense".

I think it is called common sense.

It's not called common sense for nothing.

"My first recommendation is simple, and it falls under what is called common sense," said Tamara Maschino of Clear Lake.

I could not have said it better than Albrechtsten's concluding line: "It's not called common sense for nothing".

After Citizens United, a Virginia-based 501(c)(4) called Common Sense Principles spent nearly $3.5 million attacking Democratic candidates from New York.

Life is all about risk management, which we usually call common sense.

It then builds on this to interpret the world around it, applying the various "patterns of relationships" (what humans might call "common sense") acquired along the way.

In discussing the Republican defeat, he said: "I don't think it was an outright rejection of what I call common sense conservative principles.

So this fourth party is just more of the same old establishment: few women, extremely limited experience, and happy to substitute what they call "common sense", or what some others call common-or-garden prejudice, for intelligence.

Because of what critics term a loophole and private equity firms call common sense, such income is taxed at the capital gains rate of 20 percent instead of as income, which would put it at a maximum of 39.6 percent.