Sentence examples for common sense argument from inspiring English sources

Let me just give you a very common sense argument.

Nicola Sturgeon said it was a "common sense argument", as much in the interest of the UK as an independent Scotland, to keep a currency union.

Although there is no proven link between what happens on screen and whether it may prompt people to kill, Brad Bushman deploys a common sense argument.

But even here, independent research reveals this seemingly common sense argument as a smokescreen.

Let's start by taking the "common sense" argument off the table.

"I think the 'it's just common sense' argument I hear from pro-SB6 folks is correct, ironically.

To summarize, of the 12 studies we found that assessed whether changes in climate have been associated with phenotypic change in live mammals, nine show relatively strong phenotype-environment correlations, two made "common sense" arguments and one paper found no relationship between trait and climate variation.

Israeli officials have presented no smoking gun but instead a common-sense argument for Iran's involvement.

Mr. Lewis and Mr. Einhorn make an excellent, common-sense argument for some simple but radical reforms in Washington.

Those who defend Obama or excuse Ryan take recourse in the common-sense argument that such exhortations, even at their worst, do no harm.

Mr. Frank said that he made a common-sense argument to keep the center open, and that he was only standing up for his constituents.