Sentence examples for sense indicates from inspiring English sources

UNDER AGE 10 -- Common sense indicates that this isn't the best film for the small ones.

"Common sense indicates that, in general, this system will steer district courts to more within-guidelines sentences," Justice Sotomayor wrote.

Her statement that she wants "people to know there is an evacuation plan that makes sense" indicates she isn't paying attention -- except during re-election campaigns.

Common sense indicates that in this case merchants other than Zatarain's might find the term "fish fry" useful in describing their own particular batter mixes.

That sense indicates that the Loko is ready to be poured into smaller batches and infused with the numerous flavors that make Four Loko so popular among alcohol connoisseurs and people who have made peace with death.

At the same time, all sports have for far too long given the benefit of the doubt to its heroes who seem too good to be true, even when common sense indicates they are not.

This result also makes biogeographic sense, indicating how each coefficient differently emphasises species similarities and richness.

Research and common sense indicate a strong economy is good for incumbent parties, so a good jobs report should mean a Democratic victory in November.

Again, this intuitively makes sense, indicating that overall experience within the firm and experience as a CMO can aid in better performance.

Words, in the sense indicated, are individuated by a number of variables, including orthography, phonology, etymology, grammatical function and sense(s).

The subject for whom nature appears is itself the result of a dialectic which is, in the sense indicated above, a part of nature.