Sentence examples for common sense aspect from inspiring English sources
"We expected that some people would pick it up because there's a common sense aspect to this," he said, adding that "in Europe they've been naming storms for over fifty years".
Unfortunately, there is a common-sense aspect to this that gets lost amid all the headlines.
Although for many AI logicists, the goal of action formalisms is to illuminate an important aspect of common sense reasoning, most of their research is uninformed by an important source of insights into the common sense view of time namely, natural language.
Avicenna located the internal senses in three ventricles of the brain, placing two in each ventricle, with receptive and retentive capacities respectively.[28] The common sense and (one aspect of) the imaginative faculty comprise the first pair, located in the front ventricle of the brain.
I'm against censoring, but I am for the constant and deliberate use of common sense in every aspect of life.
In each chapter Strawson focuses on a philosophical dispute in which there is a strong tendency to deny the reality or existence of an aspect which common sense affirms.
This view ignores common sense.
He explains that common sense is situational, dependent on context, and that your common sense in one aspect of your life might be excellent while failing abysmally in another aspect of your life.
Mr Portes described some aspects of the figures as "very suspicious" and contrary to statistical "common sense".
