Sentence examples for deep common sense from inspiring English sources

Chabon's humanity and deep common sense allow him to address the most sensitive issues.

There is a deep common sense behind the openness that is being forced on the world of mobile technology providers.

Since a marginally quieter spell in the mid-90s, she has become – modest, concentrated, imbued always with a deep common sense and rarely less than thoroughly watchable – what she now readily describes as "a part of the family" in France.

Happiness and deep sense of connection have nothing to do with money or fame or material wealth, a truism constantly reinforced by deeper common sense (and the occasional ultra-inspiring true-life confession) but rarely trusted by the ego.

"We bet on the country's revival," Mr. Tepper, who describes his trading technique as a mix of deep analysis and common sense, said Wednesday in an interview.

The problem is that Karren Brady is as smart and sensible in real life as she is on TV – very smart, very sensible – and as cool and collected – very, very cool and very, very collected – with a deep seam of common sense that seems to run through her like the Blackpool in a stick of Blackpool rock.

He had romanticism but practical common sense, deep pockets, a willingness to be talked around to buying another player by a persistent manager and a respect for supporters.

If you want to do it, you need a deeper passion that overrules common sense.

Overall, though, the country's preference for common sense over deep thinking has served it well.

He fears, conversely, that the tide of commercialism may be driving deep into the territory of common sense, and a game-altering touchdown may be coming soon.

Thanks Barney for clearing the fog with your common sense and deep experience.