"There are real concerns that people who serve in the Congress too long become more captive of special interests and the logic of how the Congress works or doesn't work and lose touch with the common-sense concerns of the people of their districts".
In deference to common sense and concerns about driver distraction, the Internet will be available only when the car is stopped and the gearshift is in park.
Anyone with common sense, a concern for safety and a commitment to justice would have done better.
It may concern a common sense of fear, or fear in particular situations, a phobia.
If five victims of domestic assault refused to cooperate, for example, she said common sense and privacy/security concerns would prevent cops from revealing their identities to get information.
The Breakaway Five -- the newly elected Scott Brown of Massachusetts; Olympia Snowe and Susan Collins of Maine; George Voinovich of Ohio and Christopher Bond of Missouri -- appeared motivated by the basic political virtues of common sense and constituent concern.
I see no common sense, no real concern for the future".
The first concerns our unmediated insight into the truth of mathematical axioms and the third concerns common sense principles.
In "Your Face Tomorrow," the monumental trilogy that preceded "The Infatuations," the narrator puts it this way: "Consciousness knows nothing of the law, and common sense neither interests nor concerns it, each consciousness has its own sense, and that very thin line is, in my experience, often blurred and, once it has disappeared, separates nothing".
The third condition concerns both common sense and civility.
"Common sense underlies many of our concerns," said Kyle Rabin, policy analyst at Riverkeeper.
