Meanings of common-sense way in English

It is determined to advance in an orderly, sound and common-sense way.

It's just a kind of a friendly talk, you know, in a common-sense way.

One wants to argue the thing in a common-sense way.

It is not difficult if done in a common-sense way.

That was the common-sense way of looking at it.

As for the Captain, he evidently intended to accept the inevitable in a matter-of-fact, common-sense way.

She had a knack of setting herself to unravel problems which required explanation in the most common-sense way.

The speech opened in a quiet, clear, and common-sense way, none expecting more than a good, average effort.

The old common-sense way of rationalizing them is by a set of concepts of which the most important are these:

During this length of time only have these all-important questions been dealt with in a true, scientific, Christ-like, common-sense way.

This disregard of customs, this practical common-sense way of attacking evil or supplying needs is seen in all his church work.

Everyone, however instructed, still thinks of a 'thing' in the common-sense way, as a permanent unit-subject that 'supports' its attributes interchangeably.

Brown was a man of the people, but in the people's way; and it was a cold, calculating, determined, and common-sense way.

These two men had virtually decided to grant the fervent wish of their sons, but it must be done in a common-sense way.

If there's an Almighty, He must move in a common-sense way; otherwise the whole of this planet would have busted up long ago.

There was absolutely nothing to fear, if she handled the thing in a bold, common-sense way, and told a consistent and clever lie.