Sentence examples for reasonable and common from inspiring English sources

"We are gratified by this decision to affirm the reasonable and common sense ruling of the lower court judges," Barry Richard, a lawyer for Mr. Bush, said in a statement.

AB 711 is a reasonable and common sense solution to a public health and environmental threat.

That's a perfectly reasonable and common way of describing one's experience of trans identity, and one Jenner goes back to fairly often: She calls living as Bruce a "façade," laments not telling her father she "never really was [Bruce]" before he died, and so on.

The high-capacity magazine ban is a reasonable and common-sense step towards preventing these massacres.

In a win for reasonable privacy and common sense, Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder just signed House Bill 5523 into law introduced by state Rep. Aric Nesbitt, R-Lawton.

Just think and be reasonable and use common sense.

And let's reform our energy regulations so that they're reasonable and based on common sense.

The issue is so reasonable and makes such common sense that in November 2007, then-Senator Barack Obama felt compelled to make a promise to Iowa farmers that if elected he'd label GMOs, saying he'd "let folks know whether their food has been genetically modified because Americans should know what they're buying".

By reading about issues as stated by other 'regular' people who felt similarly frustrated she gained a sense of inclusion and she felt reassured that her thoughts and feelings were reasonable, common and natural.

Justice Thomas wrote that the jury instructions were unambiguous and that the state court decision upholding them was "objectively reasonable," compelled both by precedent and "common sense".

There is nothing obvious about the conclusion she drew: a more reasonable – and certainly a more common one – would be "then I may as well give up".