"Street Sense has been in these battles.
Lambert's plan, in that sense, has been vindicated.
Admittedly, there have been occasions when Torah, even in the wide sense, has been rigidly applied.
As usual common sense has been the first casualty of this tedious row.
"That mantle in a sense has been past," said Ralph Lerner, dean of the architecture school.
Although moths, in general, are nocturnal and butterflies are diurnal, a colour sense has been demonstrated in representatives of both.
Since the Reagan years, meaning in a national sense has been about making money and getting what's yours.
In your case, you were clearly in possession of all the relevant data, and "common sense" has been sadly lacking.
Mr. Ecko added: "There's this group whose fashion sense has been born from sports culture and not traditional haberdashery.
Appropriate that good sense has been discarded and the team will be named before fitness or form is established.
Since 1950, the concept of analytical truth (logical truth in the wider sense) has been subjected to sharp criticism, especially by Quine.
