Sentence examples for through common sense from inspiring English sources

'It was just through common sense.

"I had a family of eight who all came down with this thing, and through common sense game playing they all survived quite well and only one even missed a day of work".

This is his third run for president, following largely symbolic campaigns in 1992 and 1996 as the nominee of a party he helped found, the Natural Law Party, to apply principles a scientist uses every day through common sense, to national political problems.

The Prize Essay was a step toward the issue that would later acquire obsessive importance for Kant, the problem of the possibility of metaphysics as a system of conceptual (a priori) judgments that are synthetic that really generate true knowledge claims, instead of just paraphrasing what is "known" through common sense.

Through common sense, I've managed to enjoy my visits.

Howe's view was that any problem could be solved through common sense and hard work.

Moreover, the Bush administration estimates that our fiscal year 2006 budget, if enacted, would serve 10,000 more children than the status quo through common-sense changes in how Head Start's financing is appropriated.

"I have always believed that the Second Amendment protects the right of individuals to bear arms, but I also identify with the need for crime-ravaged communities to save their children from the violence that plagues our streets through common-sense, effective safety measures," Mr. Obama said.

"Because of our government's responsible choices, we can eliminate the deficit through common-sense, moderate restraint," he said in his budget speech.

That's why I'm proud to be a part of the No Labels movement, a bipartisan group that strives to fix the problems facing our nation through common-sense compromise instead of partisan bickering and one-upmanship.

That is what Washington should provide through common-sense reforms rooted in true compassion and fairness.