Sentence examples for then common sense from inspiring English sources

He said: "If we just keep going, beating the drum and saying what the facts are, then common sense will prevail".

Common sense may tell us there's a subjective world of inner experience – but then common sense told us that the sun orbits the Earth, and that the world was flat.

To quote Robin Duval: "[There is a] constituency which believes that if something looks pretty brutal, then common sense tells you it must have a malign effect on society.

In analogy, if the train moves at the speed of light and a passenger shines a laser in the same direction, then common sense indicates that a trackside observer should see the light moving at the sum of the two speeds, or twice the speed of light (6 × 108 metres per second).

A victory, then, for common sense?

On a recent visit, I picked up a bottle of Sand, then kicked common sense to the curb.

Basically, he thinks, we should go into court with an understanding of what a crime is and what justice is like, and then let common sense and compassion and specific circumstance take over.

If people come to feel that the cuts are not the product of grim necessity but of an ideological enthusiasm for reducing the state then that common sense will change.

Then, my common sense kicked in and I came to grips with the reality that domestic violence is so prevalent and epidemic in nature, that there exist a very strong possibility that someone calling the shots is an abuser.

"If we want to end poverty, if we want to build the middle class, if we want to end inequality, then these common sense policies have to be part of what we do".

If so, then (contrary to common sense) what one does is not causally explained by what one intends, believes and desires.