Sentence examples for even common sense from inspiring English sources
We look in vain for compassion, dignity, even common sense.
Genius, intelligence, even common sense are under suspicion.
McCollum learned the issue goes beyond the track, and even common sense.
"Construction, including public works, has breached basic standards and even common sense".
When it comes to in-the-moment judgment, we don't think abstractly, in terms of rules or laws or even common sense.
The possibilities include heavier reliance on profiling, which before Sept. 11 was a dirty word; a "trusted traveler" plan; and even common sense.
But persuading some clients to accept even common-sense advice about not holding too much stock in their own companies -- unless they are sure they are part of the next Microsoft -- can be difficult.
But he did fault Mr McCain for his economic philosophy, "a philosophy that says even common-sense regulations are unnecessary and unwise, and one that says we should just stick our heads in the sand and ignore economic problems until they spiral into crises".Both candidates doubtless wish to tackle the crisis.
Not only is the NRA's campaign to glorify guns irresponsible, its opposition to even common-sense gun laws like background checks is blatantly unpatriotic and dangerous.
Even common-sense notions about respect and civility that we would extend to the feelings of Muslims, Jews and Christians seem to vanish when it comes to the feelings of Hindus.
Labor problems beset all of their expeditions because, as Miller puts it, "Almost alone of Victorian travellers, the Workmans had absolutely no sympathy or even common-sense understanding of the local people, into whose poor and remote villages they burst with trains of followers demanding service and supplies".
