Sentences with phrase «just about common sense»

Media training is not just about common sense and being a good communicator.

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Instead, just think about common sense, and simply look at what is needed.

How about just following common sense?

It's common sense and against just about every religion's Values... common Values over the entire earth.

I'm not about to quote all the common sense intelligent arguments to these fools, they just need to be told straight out.

I've been checking it out for about a month now, and I just love your cooking style, baking style, and common sense.

Now look, I don't profess to be some kind of expert on offenses, but some things about football I just feel like should be common sense.

If you just think about all of this with a little common sense, it doesn't make sense that Strong would do what he was accused of doing.

... This would provide a more just system with far fewer headaches, but the public and people who run college athletics have been beaten about the head for so long with the notion that any remuneration beyond a scholarship is immoral that they can't abide common sense.

So, while I can't give one - size - fits - all advice (no one can), I can offer some guidelines and common sense perspective that may get lost amidst the handwringing about how «it's just not possible» given the amount of homework she has.

Eschewing the extremes occupied by the loudest voices in the national concussion and youth sport conversation, the ones who either deny there is a serious issue that needs to be addressed (who they characterize as the «just a knock to the head» crowd) or have become so convinced that contact sports inevitably result in lifelong disability that they are so fundamentally unsafe that they should be abolished, they opt instead for the common sense middle ground - a place where MomsTEAM and I have been all along - a magical place where it is possible to have a «more thoughtful, science - based» dialog about the role of sports in our kids» lives.

Now, I do not have to do any research, but just use common sense, to know that a man doesn't know ANYTHING about what it means to have a baby, what contractions feel like... They are completely unsuitable to deliver babies... Oh, and none of my kids are vaccinated, they never had antibiotics and never any other meds.

It seems like we're just too trusting to assume someone knows what they're talking about when instead we need to use common sense.

«It's really just going to be about common sense and how we need to bring common sense back to government,» Astorino said.

«I think when you're talking about a super concentrated snowstorm, which, you know, let's say five, six hours of unusually intense snow, it is just plain common sense to not go out in that if you don't have to,» said the mayor.

What leaders have in common — regardless of whether they are in a managerial role or just getting things done as part of a group — is a clear sense of direction and an approach, idea, or project they feel deeply about.

I call these humongous bloopers «bonehead mistakes» because once you start to analyze and think about them, they're really just common sense

Just use some proper planning and common sense to make sure that you choose cardio exercises that don't heavily involve the muscles you've just finished training or are about to trJust use some proper planning and common sense to make sure that you choose cardio exercises that don't heavily involve the muscles you've just finished training or are about to trjust finished training or are about to train.

Before you start cringing and squirming in your seat at the idea of using a saturated fat in your diet, let's think about it for just a second and use a little common sense for once.

You don't need to go to medical school just to have a basic overstanding of common sense about human health, women anatomy and human physiology.

But as you may already know from personal experience and pure common sense, sitting down and eating an entire plate of sautéed onions is probably going to give you gas (due to the fructan content that you just learned about).

The funniest part about looking through this «diet» that I've created, is that it literally just pulled the «common sense» parts of every single diet I've ever tried and meshed them together, which is how I ended up eating:

Just use your common sense, do not use unreliable dating services and educate yourself about online dating scam.

There are no real set rules regarding online dating, and a lot of it is really just about using common sense and following your instinct.

It s just common sense when you think about it, I mean you wouldn t go on a date wearing swimming trunks, a dress shirt and boots right?.

Like the «Final Destination» movies, the «Fast & Furious» franchise exists independent of plot or common sense; no one cares about how each sequel relates to the one that came before it, they just show up to watch stuff happen (and explode all over the place).

And the idea of «training» for the Common Core makes very little sense (except to businesses selling training materials)-- how about just reading the standards, having a conversations with peers, then getting to work?

It begs the question: Is this really about school reform, or is it about somebody's philosophical or ideological stance, that they're just so, you know, didactic... that they're going to push this program without any flexibility whatsoever, without any pragmatism, without any common sense?

For instance, advocates have not created a strategy to update the standards or vet materials, prompting quiet conversations among Common Core proponents (including those at the Department of Education) about whether it wouldn't just make sense for the Department to fill the vacuum.

My book is not a get rich quick book, it's about common sense and understanding how simple it is for each of us to become financially independent if we just put on our aprons and step into the kitchen.

I'd never even though about facebook ads, but now it just seems like common sense!

It uses concepts familiar to every man to explain that there is nothing amazing about good investing — it is just common sense sharply applied.

The The Bogleheads» Guide to Investing is about MUCH MORE than just investing (for a chapter - by - chapter review, see the Bogleheads» October Project), while The Little of Book of Common Sense Investing is much more focued in that it is basically about the virtues of indexing.

Results like these from feeding the diet dogs evolved to eat is not magic, just common sense, once you think about it.

This is one of those common - sense pieces of wisdom that just about everyone knows but not quite so many of us practice.

I am just about 1 year old, neutered, up to date on all my shots, crate trained and house trained with common sense (this means when you take me out you need to make sure I «go»).

I specify that for this game in particular because a common complaint I hear about GTA 4 is that it starts off with a similar sense of enthrallment and immersion, but then just gets repetitive and boring.

While there are some individuals who will tell you that you can fix just about anything with it, the best way to ensure your things last a long time is through plain old fashioned common sense and

This is such a common sense, but some people here just look at the issue with ungrounded preconceptions about the Chinese government.

Presumably that we live on a planet in space where the weather changes daily, storms hurricanes floods tornadoes cyclones, if God is looking down — which I doubt — he must worry continuously about just how many half wits have been created by evolution and that common sense is such a rare commodity.

While there are some individuals who will tell you that you can fix just about anything with it, the best way to ensure your things last a long time is through plain old fashioned common sense and proper care.

(The same reporter might also, if so inclined, venture to ask said non-licensees about what they think LSUC's reform priorities should be, but now I'm just blue - skying...)(As an aside, is there a comprehensive list of «common sense facts» that everyone just knows and that it is considered gauche to call into question?

So I can see why Gen - Xers just didn't but yeah just being vocal about what you want and of course as a millennial use common sense regarding what you're asking for, right?

Of course, there is much more that goes into the preparation, including pretrial motion practice, witness preparation, expert witness preparation, the development of themes, conducting focus groups to learn about particular weaknesses in the case and just common sense in presenting the case in a way that focuses on the nursing home's poor handling of an injured resident.

This is one of those sentences: if you're not reading it carefully, you'll just nod your head because it has a lot of common catchphrases («healthy institution»... «younger generation»); but if you think about it for a minute, it makes no sense whatsoever.

Just like anything, especially when it comes to being smart about money, it is important to use common sense and to do the basics right.

But my client thinks it's just common sense to proactively pre-empt any questions about the gap.

You would think that this goes without saying, that common sense should prevail, but I just received comments today from someone who is positive that the professional reviewing a resume is interested in knowing about an individual's hobbies!