Sentence examples for common sense applied from inspiring English sources

There has to be some common sense applied to your standard when those in power use the media to harm their enemies.

The panel — Chief Judge Anthony J. Scirica, Judge Marjorie O. Rendell and Judge Julio M. Fuentes of the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit — peppered the lawyers with questions, such as whether there was a legal precedent for the decision and how common sense applied in this case.

Bittar added: "The objective of this proposal is to keep jockeys riding to a similar standard as they are now with regard to their significantly reduced use of the whip but with added discretion and common sense applied by stewards when considering whether a rider is in breach of the rules".

"We need some common sense applied to this.

"The objective of this proposal is to keep jockeys riding to a similar standard as they are now with regard to their significantly reduced use of the whip, but with added discretion and common sense applied by stewards when considering whether a rider is in breach of the rules".

Justice Breyer, we need some common sense applied here too, so please help.

That tax enabled them to redistribute wealth to those who now needed it that is, those who "had joined him through poverty after having their debts removed (by Solon)." Although a formally ambiguous expression, it must in common sense apply to pre-Solonian debtors, not creditors.

Why doesn't common sense apply in this case?

The course was designed to create a fun experience; common sense applies.

copy editing (that's common sense, applies to any website).

I don't know if this fits into this article, but once you receive responses, common sense applies.