Sentence examples for common sense though from inspiring English sources

Football common sense, though, suggests teams must score when in ascendency.

Football common sense, though, suggests teams must score when in the ascendency.

"I think that's common sense, though.

This sounds like common sense, though it may not do much to stem the tide of protein-enhanced foods due to hit shelves near you.

Obama's act of statesmanship with Cuban President Raul Castro is not bold or brilliant, it's just common sense, though history may well reward the president generously for closing this beleaguered chapter with Cuba.

Buying a "cock magazine" struck him as "a blow for common sense" (though he couldn't quite decide how to dispose of the thing), and he also brought at least one male prostitute back to his apartment, "hurry[ing] him out the door" once their business was concluded.

Trump said that he was talking "common sense" solutions, though he made no sense at all.

The French on the other hand, do not follow an established rule, but do things by initiative and individual common sense, even though they sometimes get very excited about it.

Former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney has effectively sold himself to Republicans as a Mr. Fix-It, a businessman with common sense, and though that approach appeals to pragmatists, it will never stir the passions of the GOP's base.

Similarly, any company that makes customers sign legally binding "terms and conditions" should hesitate before enforcing provisions that belie common sense, even though they may meet the letter of the minutiae of the signed agreement.

There is some common sense here, though sod's law dictates that at some point everyone will have to return on the second day to play for two overs.