Sentence examples for same common sense from inspiring English sources

We need to summon that same common sense again today.

"Use the same common sense you use when you go shopping.

"If kids follow their instincts and the same common sense they'd use walking to school or going to the mall, it is remarkably safe," Mr. Citrano argues.

"Why, I wonder, don't we use the same common sense when trying to change people that we use when trying to change dogs?" he writes.

If school principals can ban cellphones from the classroom, it seems strange — or reckless — that generals did not apply the same common sense and forbid cameras inside top-security cellblocks.

Accordingly, Mr. Shmulewitz said, the best way to handle the situation would be for the letter writer to exercise the same common sense that she would use if she found a building employee lounging on her doorstep.

But the same common-sense approach will not eliminate the health risks posed by pesticide-treated produce.

This resistance to identifying pains with localizable physical conditions comes from the second thread found in the very same common-sense conception of pain.

Still, there is little realistic chance of motivating change in Wildlife Services until some of the same common-sense rules that govern other federal agencies are put in place to guide how it operates.

Even worse, Congress approved spending nearly as much to study monkeys on treadmills ($1 million) and the effect of beer koozies on a hot day ($1.3 million --really--as they did on their own watchdog who million --really--ased officials are held to the samillion --really--ass as voters who elected themillion --really--as

It seems like common sense.