Sentence examples for common sense among from inspiring English sources

The national consequence of any move towards political common sense among unionists will be magnified by the fact that though the Commons-attending SDLP will likely hold South Down and Foyle, Sinn Féin negate entirely their voters support by their faux-abstentionism from Westminster.

Nonetheless, it was indeed further significant evidence of an outbreak of common sense among German workers.

(The party determined its name after polling; Working Families beat out Common Sense, among other ideas).

As you read on, you realise you're witnessing that rarest of phenomena: an outbreak of common sense among fashionistas.

Yet despite the fact such policies are political common sense among the public, they are ignored or actively opposed by almost all media outlets.

Almost unbelievably the checkout operator can be personally fined £80 if he or she makes a mistake and sells alcohol to a child, directly or indirectly, hence the over zealousness and total lack of common sense among some of them.

Common sense, alone among Dingell's cast, will remain above the fray.

Imagine The New York Times headline: "Common Sense Found to Be Common Among 83% of Americans, New Study Finds".

Georgiadis and Manning (2013) note the widespread belief that societies will function better if they manage to establish a common sense of identity among the population and contemporary fears in many countries that this common identity is threatened.

How they were developed was not always shown and appeared to be the result of both common sense and exchange among practitioners involved in an intervention, rather than of any methodical and rigorous process.

Part of their reasoning comes down to common sense: Goldman may be among Wall Street's most reviled firms, and Blankfein among its most despised CEOs, but you can't be indicted for describing something as not being "massive" when it's just "big".