commonsense , auch: commonsensible , auch: common-sense

At this point, one must ask some simple, commonsense questions.

This is what most people would take to be the commonsense view.

There is a place for the commonsense use of drugs.

I certainly wanted to travel there, but commonsense told me not to.

And she was still a fan of the commonsense approach.

Commonsense - 2 months ago This must be a new trend.

The commonsense scheme has no sense to it of any sort.

They frequently express the commonsense view of what is going on.

Commonsense - 1 month 19 days ago I don't care.

These are all commonsense ideas that have widespread support in Congress.

While this seems to be commonsense today, it sure wasn't then.

It's mainly a question of the basic commonsense stuff we all know.

Like many Russians, he was able to think in very fluid, commonsense terms.

But we, the enlightened, have a much more commonsense approach to thinks.

Commonsense and cost-effective health care reform is now the law of the land.

It is a commonsense solution and one that should perhaps have been arrived at earlier.

And is there a commonsense difference between these two types of speeches?

Let's resolve to take the commonsense approach to our jobs crisis this year.

The commonsense plan was to stay exactly where he was.

Horne's commonsense told him to run but he had waited too long.

It would be wise and commonsense to do so, whatever the state of affairs in your mind.

"How many cases of sickness and death are required to make the authorities do a commonsense thing?"

For those interested in theory the authors provide a section with a commonsense approach.

It is a commonsense policy that has been successfully implemented on the state level for many years.

Commonsense says no, but there must be a medical definition which determines that.