Sentence examples for ways of common from inspiring English sources

There is, however, a story concerning the Duke of Buccleuch's mother, Molly, which suggests that she, at least, was not very familiar with the ways of common folk.

There are three ways of common cold transmission in children.

Tradition really shouldn't be allowed to get in the way of common sense.

It is only a rash election pledge that is getting in the way of common sense.

"We need to be careful not to let our good intentions get in the way of common sense".

No matter what the result on Sunday, that would not have got in the way of common business sense.

Trade and capital flows generate little in the way of common ground between the micro-states of the Pacific islands.

Providing users with ways to connect to each other, either by way of common interests or technical convenience will be a strong value proposition.

It also represents the way they've allowed their unyielding antitax, antispend ideology to get in the way of common sense — and the common good.

We're not going to get out of this crisis with petty regulations standing in the way of common sense and solidarity.

But the dominant theme of its politics has always been a simple pursuit of good governance, which requires more in the way of common sense than theoretical genius.