Sentence examples for enough common sense from inspiring English sources

"Children of all ages have enough common sense and watch enough TV and films to know what's fiction and what's real life.

Sure enough, common sense prevailed: On July 6 , 2011 the two countries signed an agreement to allow Mexican trucks to operate in the United States.

Better security will require employees with enough common sense to search luggage thoroughly if they discover passengers with knives in their pockets, regardless of what federal standards require.

Actors in a social theater, as we all are, they rise above the ordinary by giving sartorial performances unfettered by the bonds of convention or propriety or practicality or, often enough, common sense.

"I'd like to think that South Carolina, being one of the strongest representatives of the South, would have enough common sense to resist the political correctness and inanity of it all," Mr Cooper said.

The Republicans, on the other hand, should hang their heads in shame that they could not muster enough common sense to contribute to the most important piece of social legislation of this generation.

No, we're not talking about a smoky-bar, too-much-hooch-and-not-enough-common-sense sort of a first impression.

In other words, hit the Gazans hard enough, and common sense will take over.And indeed the Gazans are being hit hard.

"Romney is smart enough, business-savvy enough, and has common sense to fix the economy".

When you read the script, I assume you have enough brains and common sense to know what you're getting into".

By and large, however, most trial judges in New York have kept psychologists who study these phenomena off the stand, under a longstanding legal tradition that jurors have enough experience and common sense to consider a witness's reliability, defense lawyers say.