Sentence examples for much common sense from inspiring English sources

It's too much common sense for those wedded to lunatic right-wing economics, of course.

The result is a tract for our times, passionate, erudite, with much common sense.

Those looking for caches must respect the forest byelaws, but these are pretty much common sense.

And its reading of the present makes too much common sense to disregard.

Shoestring aid operations, those with plenty of heart but not much common sense, are no longer welcome in disaster areas.

"There wasn't much common sense in the evenings, I can tell you that!" he laughs, before turning serious.

Until about a year ago, Chiang and his colleagues thought their data-pricing idea had so much common-sense appeal that no one would regard it as an assault on net neutrality even though it would let carriers charge people more for constant access.

No other form or style has so much common-sense opprobrium launched its way, frequently over something so simple as a dislike of fair-faced concrete (which is rather like saying all string quartets are rubbish because we don't like the viola).

He also says that the idea of what people distributively deserve or merit is derivative from social justice rather (as with Aristotle and/or much common-sense thinking) providing the basis for thinking about social justice.

After almost two decades in power, however, Assad has proved that he does not have his father's shrewd instincts or even much common political sense.

You'll be familiar with most of them, as they owe much to common sense.