Sentence examples for common sense guide from inspiring English sources
Steyer is the author of the new book, Talking Back to Facebook: The Common Sense Guide to Raising Kids in the Digital Age, which includes an introduction by Chelsea Clinton and presents parents, teachers and politicians with a very practical and realistic strategy for managing the social media activities of children.
The fact I have very little money in my bank account put a stopper on my plans to buy a doll of my own, but I did get as far as " The Common Sense Guide to Buying and Selling Haunted Items," an instructional how-to posted on eBay.
But at some point, as the voice of fear diminishes and we begin to see things more clearly, we realize that there isn't much of a choice after all -- we are pretty much always going to do what our wisdom and common sense guide us to do, not because we "have to" but because anything else would be self-defeating and a little bit silly.
In 2010, California voters approved a ballot initiative that empanelled a somewhat randomly selected commission of ordinary citizens to redraw legislative and congressional districts as their common sense guided them.
Although she had spent most of her life working with cancer patients, receiving her first diagnosis of breast cancer, in early 1993, as she writes in her 2003 book, "After Breast Cancer: A Common-Sense Guide to Life After Treatment," "brought me to my knees".
"Our objective is to try to make sure we stick to the deadline but we also know that when there is a need to be a bit flexible – common sense will guide people," he said, adding that a lack of finances was also a problem.
Thus, these participants followed their own common sense to guide their diabetes management and improve their health.
Such common sense has guided their farming practices from the beginning.
In high-profile cases, some jurors may get lost in the drama swirling around them and start thinking in ways that are inconsistent with the common sense that guides them in the real world, Mr. Cotter said.
As always, let caution and common sense be your guide.
In such a world, can we really use common sense as a guide?
