Sentence examples for common sense words from inspiring English sources
The Pope has uttered some common sense words about homosexuality – and about time, too.
He exhorted them to be guided by their own experience & common sense, words that, he said should be in capitals reaching from the floor to the ceiling of the courtroom.
No sooner are we uplifted by this example of decency and common sense than word leaks from Old Trafford that United's targeting of the referee is to be made official in the case of Steve Bennett.
Our predictions, however, are obviously "self-serving" in the common sense of word – we try to gather support for own hypothesis.
Common sense, in other words.
A bit of common sense, in other words, can usually explain these outliers.
Curious common sense and wonky words of wisdom from music's greatest thinkers.
If it is a cow in disguise then the Buddhist view of universals is no different from the Nyāya common sense realism that words are used to single out phenomena in the world.
I also found intelligence, grace, and common sense in the wording of much older culinary advice as it was.
