Sentence examples for common sense constraints from inspiring English sources
As our founding fathers made crystal clear, both church and state flourish most optimally when rationally and reasonably separated from each other within common sense constraints as outlined by Constitutional bounds.
Just as Allen has nothing better to offer than a common-sense limit to deception in "Magic," in "Irrational Man" his insight is yoked to a common-sense constraint on action.
Somehow, against all common sense, adding constraints to the process of creating art had made it more compelling.
Moreover, even if there is such a distinction, relativizing "good" to agents is not sufficient to deal with all intuitive cases of constraints, because common sense allows that you ought not to murder, even in order to prevent yourself from murdering twice in the future.
For in the anything-goes atmosphere of our recent past, it wasn't just external controls that went awry; inwardly, people lost constraint and common sense, too.
Companies under attack also face legal constraints that defy common sense, says Admiral Blair.
