Sentence examples for common sense lessons from inspiring English sources

I guess that counts as a lesson learned, which was good, because usually I learn common sense lessons like, "Pace your drinking when you're on diet pills" or "Don't travel across state lines with guys named Crackhead and Joker because you think you have a shot with their sister".

"How would a patient react if they asked their doctor, 'Have you ever operated on anybody?' and they respond, 'No, I read a book, though'?" Levine talks fast, and his common-sense lessons are laced with profanity.

This common-sense lesson has yet to be absorbed in transport policy, which tends to give priority to cutting drivers' time over residents' quality of life (which is not given a value).

As political aficionados get back on the trail and begin using selective math to tell various and conflicting stories about the role young voters will play in the midterm elections, we must rely on common sense and lessons learned in 2008 to stay focused on reality.

We encourage everyone to apply common sense offline safety lessons in their online experiences and engage in open family dialogue about smart Web practices".

Common sense, logic and the lessons of history are lost on them.

Instead he has delivered a memoir-cum-business-manual that mixes common-sense object lessons in hospitality (hire people who are not only skilled but inherently upbeat and thoughtful; listen and respond to feedback from customers and reviewers) with diplomatic bits of autobiography.

It is a lesson in how "common sense" protests can quickly reinforce a damaging status quo.

Rudimentary common sense and a one-hour PSHE lesson in year 8 had me believing that heroin was destructive and dirty, but one Calvin Klein advert turned my life around.

Finally, when travelers actually disembark, they are too often subjected to inaccurate lessons in American manners and common sense.

(The lesson comes from personal experience, though common sense might have sufficed).