It's beyond the realm of common sense".
By taking an object from the realm of common fact — as he did throughout the fifties and early sixties, with paintings of targets, numbers, maps, and more flags — and then returning it to that realm transfigured, he rescued art from the endgames of modern art, including lately played-out Abstract Expressionism.
The protocol for our neck pain study was designed to allow massage therapists sufficient flexibility in their application of techniques to provide appropriate care for each patient's presenting condition, while remaining within the realm of "common practice".
Keep any soft drinks within the realms of common sense – Irn Bru and Dr Pepper do not go with polpette.
At the same time, there is a common, universal element in ri that defined a larger realm of commonality in terms of potential being.
That is a piece of life ethics that has been alive since olden times in the realm of the common people, not within the dynastic authorities of China.
While we can debate what is the "spirit of God," I understand this as someone who can think and analyze beyond the realm of the common, beyond the realm of the subjective, someone who can rise above the din of the "he said, she said," world of normal human discourse and see things from a larger perspective.
In this way it's not just a turn away from public ownership, from the protection of a non-commoditised realm in areas of common good such as "health" and "education".
But during the 2010 election cycle, one rich candidate after another — including would-be senators Carly Fiorina in California, Linda McMahon in Connecticut and Jeff Greene in Florida — failed, despite their efforts to turn affluence into a kind of populism by stressing the time they'd spent outside government, in a private-sector realm of results and common sense.
"Outside the realm of reason and common sense" sounds like a pretty accurate descriptor of Trump's first weeks in office, or really just his Twitter feed.
The deep, pervasive nature of sexist ideas is the reason we have never had a female president, and baked into that condemning non-statistic is the grotesque belief that menstrual cycles cast women outside the realm of reason and common sense.
