Sentence examples for though common sense from inspiring English sources

With respect to the indifference of Vietnamese readers to the subject of the war, though, common sense prevails.

(The lesson comes from personal experience, though common sense might have sufficed).

(Green Police ad is funny but makes it seem as though common sense about the environment is a Big Guv'Mint plot).

Part of the hesitation, officials said, is that even though common sense says masks protect against flu germs, there is little scientific data proving they do.

Yet, to her, they are voices of the past, worlds in themselves, and though common sense tells her to clear the place out, she cannot bring herself to feel right about it.

Though common sense would tell you that Google/DeepMind believes there is a profitable business to be built off of free access to millions of NHS patient's health data and the first mover advantage that gives them — including the chance to embed themselves into healthcare service delivery via control of an access infrastructure.

That general concern has died down though, as common sense seems to prove that all 150 million messages sent through the service each day (most of which are sent during the day time) can't possibly be nudies.

Many state and local pool codes do not require pool operators to have any training in safety, disinfection, or chemical handling, even though, as both common sense and science suggest, such training likely leads to safer pools.

It may seem harsh against your fragile hair color though, so use common sense when buying products.

We will encourage others to join us in this protest, as perhaps financial consequences will sway you even though morals, common sense and decency did not".

Though his common sense and his feeling for justice won his subjects' affection, Alessandro was rough and uncultured, a lover of sensual pleasures who enriched himself personally through taxes and duties and was determined to make his authority absolute beyond all question.