Sentence examples for common sense perspective from inspiring English sources

"Nothing about this makes sense from a common sense perspective," said Dan Schroeder, a physics professor at Weber State University and board member of the local Sierra Club, referring to the logistics of relocating existing power lines and water reservoirs.

Amid the flurry of bullshit Facebook PR is spewing, let's just think about this from a common sense perspective.

The conventional volume-type reciprocating pump is divided into the pumps using valve, but the cone-shaped tube pump does not have any valve from a common sense perspective.

While it is true that eliminative materialism depends upon the development of a radical scientific theory of the mind, radical theorizing about the mind may itself rest upon our taking seriously the possibility that our common sense perspective may be profoundly mistaken.

If one denies that such mental events should be regarded as perceptual experiences, then, Martin suggests, one owes some kind of justification for this denial, for this stance on what is required for a mental event to be a perceptual experience will seem, from a common sense perspective, to be too restrictive.

However, even if you look at it from a merely common sense perspective, average players are also exerting considerable skill.

"We need a logical, common-sense perspective," he said.

This common-sense perspective, to be sure, was not so common a few years ago, before the dot-com crash.

"From the common-sense perspective, this trial really showed that it provoked juror passions," Mr. O'Brien said in an interview on Friday.

However, from a common-sense perspective, the $249 million solicited--which would top off that $1.448 billion--may not create any new jobs.

"Is calm, common sense and perspective in order then?