Sentence examples for common sense position from inspiring English sources
"That's a common sense position".
Osborne says the status quo is a common sense position.
He says the Scottish government is putting forward a common sense position.
They have just asserted that a currency union is a common sense position.
Also, he wrote, "conservationist" conveys a "moderate, reasoned, common sense position" while "environmentalist" has the "connotation of extremism".
On the currency, he says he has proposed a "common sense" position in the best interests of Scotland and the rest of the UK.
He needs to lead and lay out modern, common sense positions on issues like gay rights, drug policy and fighting terrorism.
By considering the costs of DNA sequence archiving as having at least some variable component we can provide a nuanced view of archiving, and thus remain compatible with the two "common sense" positions of "one should not throw away unique, irreplaceable data" and "one should not archive verification experiments that only confirm some finding in a paper".
Many people would welcome a more moderate and common-sense position on this issue.
The common-sense position is clear: "if it ain't broke, don't break it".
It is the posture of those who assume, like the student activists from Parkland, that they are taking the common-sense position, that, even in red states, they have behind them a critical mass of support.
