Sentence examples similar to spoken sense from inspiring English sources

The growling voice was often speaking sense.

Or do you need an editor to speak sense?

And say what you like, but the man speaks sense.

So Nigella is no fool, and this week she spoke sense about the latest food fad.

Not only did they speak sense but they spoke it with patience and with reserve.

And because he's straight, and honest, and spoke sense on the economic crisis.

Those who don't agree on immigration thought him "farcical" but for those that do, he spoke sense.

It's not a pit, in the strictly speaking sense; it's a strip of pavement above the playing fields.

And he was right – the only mainstream political leader who spoke sense and gave voice to the millions who agreed.

It is the frame of reference that people have – that they must consume, or that politicians are speaking sense".

I don't think it is fair" - MK Dons boss Karl Robinson speaks sense in the wake of the EPPP proposal being green-lit.