Sentence examples for its common sense from inspiring English sources
In its common sense, clarity and accessibility, it is a fitting reflection of Franklin's sly pragmatism.
The protest had reached its destination — its message was now being distilled and delivered — but it had somehow lost its bounce, its rhythm, even its common sense.
Where did its common sense go?
The Britain I grew up in took pride in its common sense and pragmatism.
It is instead succumbing to a self-induced panic that has paralysed its common sense.
This is not an administration that shuts off its ears and its common sense.
Its not blaming the victim Its common sense-look like a gangsta&some armed schmuck will take you at your word.
John F. Kelsey III, 55 Founder and chief executive, The Kelsey Group BOOK --"Don't Sweat the Small Stuff... and It's All Small Stuff" by Richard Carlson, Ph.D. (1997) WHY --"This book has an evergreen quality about it because of its common-sense advice.
But it is an extremely impressive work, not just for its common-sense argumentation and encyclopedic breadth, but also because of Davenport-Hines's sharp eye for a good story.
Stoppard's trust that 'people' will behave well when left on their own has its common-sense limits.
Kansas should join the tide of history, stay true to its common-sense roots, and jettison the least effective governmental policy in history: prohibition.
