Sentence examples for elementary common sense from inspiring English sources
"As a matter of elementary common sense," the statement added, "no rational person who thinks his broker might be a fraud would leave such a substantial sum with him".
Before his half-accidental transformation into the Green Hornet, Britt is the underappreciated son of a newspaper publisher (Tom Wilkinson), and the principal joke of the movie is that even when endowed with a mask, a pimped-out car and a catchy moniker, Britt still lacks both basic crime-fighting skills and elementary common sense.
He sided with protesters by openly, and unusually harshly, criticising the government and demanding new elections.The president's position is "dictated by elementary common sense and political morality," said Daniel Smilov, a political analyst at the Sofia-based think-tank, the Centre for Liberal Strategies.
This is simple common sense.
In the first case, the material singular is the direct and sufficient object of the intellect, insofar as elementary thought, like common sense and imagination, is directed exclusively towards individuals, both substantial and accidental.
This president, who has an M.B.A. from Harvard, consistently violates the elementary principles of business common sense.
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And the defense memorandum is quick to quote the judge's words in another case when he criticized the gain analysis for playing such a significant role that appears contrary to "elementary notions of justice or even common sense".
These were common sense principles, the kind your mom or dad or favorite elementary school teacher or Sesame Street character taught you.
Engineering common sense in this study refers to the student's level of knowledge of elementary engineering and their application.
