Wynne Jones, with her usual deadpan common sense, cautions against even fantastical excess – butterpies are addictively delicious, defying the laws of physics by containing a hot part within a cold ("It's goloptuous when you get to the warm part, isn't it?") but if you steal a friend's credit and over-indulge they'll make you horribly sick all the same.
This leads to a casino culture lacking common-sense caution.
Scientists won't even venture to guess how many coyotes there are, except to say that they are firmly established in practically every county in the state, and that families with dogs, cats and toddlers would do well to use common-sense caution when they go outdoors.
Geological processes include no safety measures, and nothing but common sense and caution can prevent an accident.
They seemed incapable of common sense or caution: compelled to win with swashbuckling style, they recalled the writer André Breton's dictum that 'beauty shall be convulsive, or not at all'.
In obedience to this alleged need, both movies plunge precipitously through levels of taste, morality, common sense, and caution, finally reaching a subterranean miasma of infantile need, flesh, organs, and drool.
Life is dangerous, but using common sense and caution will decrease your chance of injury.
Exercise common sense and caution when using edged tools and needles.
Use common sense: extreme caution is justified when you're committing to something as big and long-term as a home.
"You would be unwise to believe such a baroque mixture, which seems to violate common sense," Kirshner cautions.
