Sentence examples for now common sense from inspiring English sources

Now common sense, disease Of time, has pocked us.

Paying the players would reintroduce what the N.C.A.A. most lacks right now: common sense.

When all 32 teams pass on a talent, history and – hopefully now, common sense – suggest that the reason is almost always that that talent wasn't actually pro talent.

It is now common sense to argue that the issue lies not in the concept of the technology, but with a phenomenon known as technophobia that is normally associated with humans and new technologies.

In his book "All Together Now: Common Sense for a Fair Economy," Jared Bernstein traces the origins and evolution of "you're on your own," (YOYO) economics and articulates an alternative approach, "we're in this together," (WITT).

The group's directors and advisers include Mr. Holland, author of "Are There any Good Jobs Left?"; Jared Bernstein, author of "All Together Now: Common Sense for a Fair Economy"; and Tamara Draut, author of "Strapped: Why America's 20- and 30-Somethings Can't Get Ahead".

"What you see happening now is common sense".

Now his common sense, quite constitutional approach makes him sound like a flaming radical.

Professor Frank's advocacy of a carbon tax — starting now — is common sense.

"If the Brotherhood does not side now with common sense and modern-day values we will have complete chaos," Mohamed ElBaradei, the Nobel laureate who has rejected the whole process, told me.

But now that common sense has prevailed, the bill is under fierce attack from critics — egged on by Glenn Beck and various Tea Partyers, including some in the local food movement — who are playing fast and loose with the facts.