Sentence examples for common sense and commitment from inspiring English sources

We need common sense and commitment.

The heroic actions of Amanat and Abhay are worthy of similar speculation, and it is my ardent hope that all of us as Americans can deploy their courage, common sense, and commitment to community to reexamine gun policy in our country.

We are overdue in responding to this uniquely American problem, but Amanat and Abhay are role models to follow: they acted with courage, common sense, and with commitment to their community.

Amidst the shameful dysfunctional legislative gridlock of the U.S. House of Representatives, it was a great joy this week to celebrate a time and a leader – former Minnesota Senator and Vice President Walter Mondale – when bipartisanship, common sense and a national moral commitment to children and families almost became the law of the land for young children.

Perhaps what made it easier for Amanat and Abhay to use common sense and courage on August 5 was their deep commitment to the community they love.

This move illustrates a feature of Reid's philosophical method: common sense and knowledge are conceptually and explanatorily prior to metaphysical commitments.

Suddenly common sense and romance collided.

Common sense, and Percy Pigs, must prevail.

"Use common sense and specific circumstances.

Common sense and decency are also needed.

That is common sense and good practice.