Sentence examples for common sense and practical from inspiring English sources

Even Tony Blair considered the force of the "common sense and practical argument against Trident.

He said he could see clearly the force of the "common sense and practical argument" against Trident.

"It is time for moderates of all types to come together with common sense and practical solutions," he said.

Von Pickles made much of the "common sense" and "practical measures" that he will be unleashing to revive the Labour-battered construction industry.

Objecting to the application, novelist Ian McEwan wrote: "To industrialise an area of great and fragile beauty for a near negligible gain is entirely against the spirit of any environmental policy rooted in common sense and practical solutions.

He said he could clearly see the force of the "common sense and practical argument" against Trident, but in the end he thought that giving it up would be "too big a downgrading of our status as a nation".

"We need someone who can be tough but also exhibit common sense and be practical," says Feehery, who cites the current chancellor of Germany.

He neatly defined the obstacles to a comprehensive bill: the Republican senators who have abandoned bipartisanship and taken the extreme position of opposing any immigration reform that is common-sense and practical.

Once a magistrate has determined that he has information before him that he can reasonably say has been obtained in a reliable way by a credible person, he has ample room to use his common sense and to apply a practical, nontechnical conception of probable cause.

In addition, we embrace practical common sense and justice".

Instead, the group says its goal is "to encourage benevolence and empathy among all people, reject tyrannical authority, advocate practical common sense and justice, and be directed by the human conscience to undertake noble pursuits guided by the individual will".