For example, if you search for a celebrity's name, that space offers an attractive table of common-sense links: News, Movies, Quotes, Biography and Images.
Yet it was surely not so fanciful for Tolstoy to imagine that there was a common sense that linked the young countess to every Russian woman and every Russian man.
In our studies of American red squirrels, we found a tight correlation between cone supply and parturition date and used a common sense argument to link warmer, drier springs to higher cone crops and therefore earlier breeding.
How, with his signature mixture of profundity and common sense, he manages to link Turner's personal and class history with his experimental artistic form.
He linked common sense with defense of the 99percentt.
It's strange that conservatives reflexively counsel welfare recipients to take responsibility and get off the dole, and yet are unwilling to acknowledge what common sense and the data linked to above clearly demonstrate: anti-American animus is largely the result of American foreign policy.
Malcolm, "Defending Common Sense," Philosophical Review, 1949: JSTOR link.
And, while it might seem like common sense to argue that the link between thinking and doing is obvious, it is also true to say that not everyone who downloads child pornography has, in fact, ever been convicted of a contact offence against a child.
At the time, Mr Thompson's family said they felt it was "simply common sense" that there was a link.
A family spokesman, Steve Haigh, told the BBC after the inquest had concluded that they felt it was "simply common sense" that there was a link.
