Sentence examples similar to commonsensical technique from inspiring English sources

The advent of Dolly was therefore followed by the convening around the world of numerous committees of wise people, most of which reached the commonsensical conclusion that human cloning should be banned at least until the scientific and ethical implications of the technique were better understood.

The device that Husserl used to remove these presuppositions was the epochē (Greek: "withholding" or "suspension"), originally a principle of ancient Greek skepticism but in Husserl's philosophy a technique of "bracketing," or removing from consideration, not only all traditional philosophical theories but also all commonsensical beliefs so that pure phenomenological description can proceed.

This seems commonsensical.

This is commonsensical, but rare.

One is clean, commonsensical, straightforward.

That seems commonsensical and workable.

Johnson exhibits a rough-hewn commonsensical bluntness.

"Some of it is fairly commonsensical.

She checks out the streets with a commonsensical eye.

The concept of moral hazard seems commonsensical.

The letter writers offer good "commonsensical" advice.