Sentence examples for practical good sense from inspiring English sources

Perhaps this practical good sense should not be a surprise.

And his practical good sense saved me money.

Linda's intellect, organizational skills, practical good sense and keen wit were much in demand.

Britain is famous through the ages for its practical good sense and policies based on reality, not myths.

And while she has yet to perform a feat of bravura big-screen acting (her best work is still on the HBO series "Big Love"), her combination of stubbornness, vulnerability and practical good sense makes her appealing to just about any imaginable audience.

The ultimate comfort reads, they give you a murder, a solution and most important of all, recipes; the detectives are chefs (in one case the White House's chef – the book gives you all you need for your own presidential dinner), or tea shop owners or chocoholics or cake obsessives, full of practical good sense and advice on barbecue techniques.

At best, they can supplement the general knowledge, practical experience, good sense and critical intelligence that we can only hope our political leaders will have.

He will likely need all those characteristics - practical judgement, good sense and determination - in abundance in the coming months and years.

He dubs his position "Practical good Conservative common sense, and that's something the EU needs a lot of".

In an article, the IMF has quoted him as saying that his time at Oxford taught him that "good policies may require something that goes beyond just economic theory or analysis - some practical judgement, some good sense".

But for all the good sense of a practical coat with a fur collar, what impressed were the ghostly effects of the optical illusions on organza slithering across the body.