Use of the word commonsense in a sentence example

commonsense

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In defiance of all logic and commonsense, Britain is going to spend £ 7.4 million on examining the health risks of mobile phones. [adjective]

Is ` instrumentalism ' the only other possible view of the status of our commonsense conception of the mental? [adjective]

But Charles had none of the patience and commonsense which had enabled Louis XVIII. [Please select]

They had all the broad commonsense rudiments of nursing. [Please select]

This commonsense, matter-of-fact view of the case cheered Anne a little. [Please select]

If I were asked to define Glorified-commonsense I would say it is a glory which works. [Please select]

"Your remarks are piquant and highly-seasoned, but you need a scattering of commonsense." [Please select]

[Illustration: _From an old print_ THOMAS PAINE] =Paine's "Commonsense." [Please select]

The commonsense observer would hardly regard this girl as at all lacking, even in self-control. [Please select]

That was the commonsense way in which Ned Nestor usually settled knotty problems. [Please select]

I leave it to your own commonsense," answered Dr." [Please select]

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