Sentence examples for somewhat common sense from inspiring English sources
Most of them are somewhat common sense.
Intuitively and somewhat naively, what common sense would drive us to say when pressed hard might be something like the following.[3] Granted, by uttering (5) I am not attributing any sort of physical thing or condition to the back of my hand, nor am I locating a mental experience there — experiences and sensations are strictly speaking in the head if they are anywhere.
My mother had some common sense somewhat restricted by her parochial views of the world plus the fact that she was brought up by her grandmother who had been born in the 1860's.
The results that the beneath WL has larger etching rate (higher Ge content) than the top one is somewhat surprised because in common sense Ge is enriched at the top of the WL.
"The Patent Office's idea of what a person of ordinary skill in the art knows or develops is somewhat out of touch with the common sense of most programmers".
It is also prefigured in the "Analytic of the Beautiful," in particular at §9 and §22, although the argument of §22, which appeals to the notion of a "common sense", takes a somewhat different form from the presentation in the "Deduction of Taste" proper.
It is considered somewhat common.
