Sentence examples for seems common sense from inspiring English sources

It seems common sense that following this advice would make experts more compelling.

It seems common sense to expect black holes to have a similar effect on galaxies to that of stars on their planetary systems.

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

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".

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.

[i]t seems common sense that the percentage of all drivers on the road who are driving without a license is very small, and that the number of licensed drivers who will be stopped in order to find one unlicensed operator will be large indeed.

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.

Their conclusion may seem common sense, but clinicians don't always practice it: Ask the patient how she or he feels in the days soon after surgery.

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".