Sentence examples for common sense remarks from inspiring English sources
If you were at a conference or seminar at one of the Washington thinktanks a few years back, your attention would sometimes be caught by a tall, loose jointed man in casual clothes and with battered trainers on his large feet, who would lollop in, sit down, and then, in a quiet voice, make the sort of common sense remarks which are all too often a rarity at such gatherings.
ALBERT EINSTEIN once remarked that common sense is the collection of prejudices someone has acquired by the age of 18.
The president has referred in previous remarks to a "common sense caucus".
I worry about accusing politicians of making gaffes when they've uttered remarks that would be regarded as plain common sense if anyone else had said them.
"I hope [Americans] will have enough common sense" not to strike, Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said in televised remarks.
Other hopefuls, like Floridian Eric Forcade, a deputy sheriff, echoes Lauber's remarks, saying that he's "a common man fighting for common sense".
Sebree later remarked of his predecessor that he had "great ability, kindness, tact and sound common sense".
What divine common sense!
