Sentence examples for widespread common sense from inspiring English sources

The fact is, nuclear disarmament isn't a minority sport, engaged in by loony lefties as Osborne would like to suggest, but an increasingly widespread common sense position.

"There's no firm dividing line between what is an epidemic and what's not an epidemic," she said, but with influenza widespread in 36 states, "common sense" suggests one.

LONG before seat belts or common sense were particularly widespread, my family made annual trips to New York in our 1963 Valiant station wagon.

Maybe this is because common sense suggests that widespread use of 4G networks for the illegal sharing of large video or music files remains improbable.

Resistance to his thinking, too, was widespread and sometimes bitter, as it challenged academic norms and, sometimes, common sense.

As a result, tax-funded programs gained widespread advocacy and support because they represented "we're in this together" common sense.

Common sense.

Plain common sense.

And follow common sense.

Common sense works".

"More common sense.