Sentence examples similar to exercised good sense from inspiring English sources

Will drivers exercise good sense and not use their laptops while driving?

If he refuses, Congress should not delay in exercising good sense and its constitutional prerogative to stop his undeserved paychecks from being delivered.

J. R. Peter Kissinger, president of the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety in Washington, calls "distracted driving" one of the leading threats to "all of us who drive or walk in this country". Will drivers exercise good sense and not use their laptops while driving?

Your clothes: Make sure to exercise good fashion sense.

A few score Manhattanites exercised this good sense, notably the owners of some of the now demolished mansions on Riverside Drive, but I know of only a bare handful of existing houses on a forty-foot front.

I would caution people to exercise good, polite common sense in business.

When my belief in the capacity of powerful institutions to exercise basic good sense simply overflows, I read Ministry of Defence press releases to keep myself in check.

Most of the time I think he just likes to exercise his good sense of humor and made odd-shaped kooks.

Please exercise good judgement.

Good testers exercise good judgment.

Would that the Legislature had exercised the same good sense and spared the public the threat of concealed weapons.