Sentence examples for common sense level from inspiring English sources

Of course, at a common sense level, we would want to see all psychopaths as "evil", but many of the traits that would define psychopathy can and do appear in individuals who would not only never come into trouble with the law, but are also regarded as being successful in business and the community.

But there are ways to minimize that risk, both on a technical and common sense level.

I have been thinking about how this might happen, when on a common sense level it seems outrageously wrong.

The common sense level represents a critical common sense understanding.

It pledges to review the scope of the Vetting and Barring Scheme applied to those who work with children and vulnerable adults, to "scale it back to common sense levels".

Based on answers to three simple questions the assessment showed two extremes of common sense levels with an almost 50 50 distribution, one at the lowest and the other at the highest.

The home secretary, Theresa May, announced today that she was putting on hold the phased introduction of the plan to vet an estimated nine million people so that a review could be carried out to bring it back to "common sense" levels.

"I desperately hope the ones who take this quite horrific incident in Paris and try and inflate it into something it's not, I hope they are not successful," says Showler. "I hope that common sense, level-headedness, and generosity will prevail".

QSR has two primary goals: providing a symbolic model for human common-sense level of reasoning and providing efficient means for reasoning.

But if you move the adverb around, you might change the sense of the sentence and at a more common-sense level, you just sound stiff and awkward (like The Economist does on most days).

Popular frustration over the growth in demand for Criminal Records Bureau checks for people working with children is also acknowledged, with a commitment to scale the system "back to common-sense levels".