Sentence examples for old common sense from inspiring English sources

Use plain old common sense.

It sounds like plain old common sense, and it is.

Your No. 1 guide should be plain old common sense.

We will rely on good judgment and good, old common sense.

The date may say one thing, but the evidence of our senses, and of our plain old common sense, may say something different.

Unfortunately, none of these standards are being met; hence, the great perplexity plaguing our country over fact, fiction and plain old common sense.

Indeed they embed age-old common sense maxims such as "there is no such thing as a free lunch" or "if an offer sounds too good to be true, it probably is".

It may not be just the Marxist aftertaste, but also the fact that the old common-sense idea about matter as brute, given stuff has turned out to have so little to do with the way the physical world actually is, that has led Anglo-American philosophers to prefer to associate themselves with the "physical" or the "natural" rather than with the material.

(i) Quantum-physical processes: When Whitehead turned from mathematics to philosophy, he was quite aware that recent developments in physics (the demise of classical atomism in the face of quantum theory and relativity theory) had thrown out our old common-sense vision of the order of the universe.

meant "Despite your attempt to antagonize me, I'm still going to appeal to plain old placid common sense," while Obama's "Look......

It is nationalistic, opposed to most immigration, committed to boosting defence and free hospital parking and, thereby, unfailingly in line with Mr Farage's idea of good old British "common sense".