Sentence examples for speaking common from inspiring English sources
"Some people only use it when it is good for them, but if someone disagrees with me and they are speaking common sense, I will change my mind".
"His father is speaking from the heart … he's speaking common sense … but it has absolutely zippo influence on the son," Arum said.
He just spoke common sense, what the citizens of Connecticut believe, that officials shouldn't be taking gifts".
They've been so conditioned by Indian outrage that they've lost the ability to speak common sense.
Enough spoke common languages that, when the rum drinks came out on the trips back to shore, the boat became a very convivial place.
Mental health charities say "depression is real and debilitating"; people who make it their business to speak "common sense", to disabuse the lefties of their leftiness, say "you don't look very depressed to me".
Shankly summed up the essential criteria for success in football management when he said: "I could speak common sense about the game and I could spot a player".
Now if the Mets could just start speaking a common language with their bats.
But tailgate parties being what they are, the opposing sides were soon speaking the common tongues of food and alcohol.
But there is no question that governance and business objectives are realised best by people speaking a common language.
Although the classification has given a great opportunity of speaking a common language, it no longer seems satisfactory.
