Sentence examples for common sense backed from inspiring English sources

Then she parses that same science for us with good-humored common sense backed up by file drawers of research.

The great virtue of "Nazi Terror: The Gestapo, Jews, and Ordinary Germans" is the high degree of levelheadedness and common sense, backed by painstaking research, it brings to questions that unfailingly provoke agitated debate.

It's common sense, backed up by research: images of strong emotions were significantly, specifically and repeatedly evoked in the viewer, and in the broader sense, both happiness and sadness have been shown to circulate through social networks in a manner similar to disease.

What is needed now is the application of common sense backed up by the rule of law to deal with most of the problem.

This policy follows a line of good common sense backed by proven science.

We have got to get some common sense back into the system.

I hope the protestors are successful in getting some humanity and common sense back into the family visa system.

"The court does seem to be bringing more common sense back to environmental law," Robin S. Conrad, a lawyer with the United States Chamber of Commerce, said at a recent news briefing.

Here in Minnesota last week, John Kerry spent time lauding the sound judgment of Minnesotans and asking if was not time to put "common sense" back in the White House.

Denounping drugs, bombings, snipings and other crime, the candidate said, "We cannot have freedom and peace with out stability," and he urged his supporters to "put common sense back into law enforce ment" by voting for him on Nov. 3.

The episodes are now in reruns with the release of Mr. Huckabee's new book, "Do the Right Thing: Inside the Movement That's Bringing Common Sense Back to America," which hits bookstores Tuesday.