Sentence examples for practical common sense from inspiring English sources
'practical common sense' is a valid and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe a situation where sound judgment or good reasoning is used to help make decisions or solve problems. For example, "The team used practical common sense to come up with the most cost-effective solution."
What she wanted was just practical common sense about how to cooperate and reduce the terrible suffering of conflict.
We say we have to put that right, and it's practical common sense to put it right".
Pious and cheerful, sentimental, and yet full of practical common sense, her writings were much loved in their day.
Like a lot of northern actors – think of Albert Finney or Billie Whitelaw – Frank Finlay, who has died aged 89, exuded a practical common sense.
Jensen noted that the Satanic Temple's materials say the group encourages benevolence and empathy among all people, and advocates practical common sense.
For practical, common sense ideas regarding gun control, maybe we should look to Canada, Adam Gopnik wrote on The New Yorker's Web site on Tuesday.
We come up with practical, common-sense solutions for problems that we're confronted with.
Nye sought to adopt a practical, common-sense, evidence-based approach that contrasted with Ham's faith-based conviction.
Politicians of all colours need to shape a practical, common-sense approach that reflects our heritage and our values.
"Our leaders in Washington seem incapable of working together in a practical, common-sense way," Mr. Obama said, speaking in a video address sent to his supporters.
"I'm a very practical, common-sense, progressive Democrat who is pro-choice, anti-racial profiling, and who reduced the size and increased the performance of the two city agencies I've run.
