Sentence examples for seem common sense from inspiring English sources

It would seem common sense that the main reason the number of Neets is down is that the law has changed to require young people to continue in education or training until at least their 18th birthday.

For, in their reproductive behaviour, people share something with fish that they do not have in common with many of their fellow mammals: men often invest heavily in their children.But science, being what it is, sometimes has to confirm formally what may seem common sense to the rest of humanity that the good-looking guys and the good-looking girls tend to pair off.

In the future, loving the 90% of you that is microbe may just seem common sense.Alun Anderson: former editor, New Scientist, and writing a book on the future of the Arctic.

Since the claim that we are immediately aware only of what is present can seem common sense of the plainest sort, it is not surprising to find Reid endorsing it, and hence rejecting realism in favour of the antirealist alternative.

It seemed common sense to do that".

It seemed common sense that children would perform better in class in the afternoon if they weren't hungry.

If common sense prevails this will happen at the end of the week – but it seems common sense is very unequally distributed so one will have to wait".

It projects both a formal rigor, like that of geometry theorems, and a religious devotion so serene that it seems common sense.

This seemed common sense to me, having grown up around tons of bright kids who were often held back academically by other factors.

Justice Breyer said the officer's action in this case seemed common sense that achieved "the least restrictive way to preserve the evidence".

This low maintenance form of gardening has many benefits, and it seems common sense to me that the soil may just be better able to deal with excess rain or drought if left undisturbed (and intact) beneath the surface.