Those were once all common sense truths.
They sing bracing reprises of the theme that the "attacks revived interest in serious journalism," and reinforced the common-sense truth that "there is no obvious way to simultaneously shrink" a news organization "and make it better".
There are two common-sense truths to smart cities.
Couldn't Leibniz have had a sister or not been born at all? Spinoza was aware of how deeply against the grain of common sense the truth of necessitarianism would run.
Even most respectable and steady Mr Goulburn is rising up, under the care of Sir James Graham, to an appreciation of the truth, that the principles of free trade are the principles of common sense.In truth, last session, so bewailed as a do-nothing session, was a most remarkable one for accomplishing one of the great ends for which parliament assembles.
"They have taken a story which is at odds with common sense and the truth and insisted that we apologize," the officer said, referring to the Chinese assertion that the American aircraft veered sharply into the jet's path.
"As always, the camera sees the past -- all it can see -- and here it speaks of a symmetry of action and thought and a revolution based on empirical common sense, when in truth these people watch the television news for the event on Wall Street, in Washington or Korea that will affect the price of fertilizer and crops," he wrote.
People who already have too much on their plates, who now raise their voices in support of equality, common sense, compassion, and truth.
No attempt to actually examine centre and margin and compare them across parties; instead, this sorry act of positioning, in which the political centre is associated with truth, common sense and realism.
If one was to disavow common sense, history, evidence and truth, and, instead, rely purely on hysteria and hearsay created out of conjecture, then perhaps superficial appearances do conclusively prove Obama is a Muslim.
