commonsensical

That's probably the most commonsensical way of putting the matter.

This seems so commonsensical, and yet it's obviously not true if you stop to think about it.

And we're trying to tell them it's not futile: we can change the survival rates by doing some commonsensical things.

Someone once asked me why women don't gamble as much as men do and I gave the commonsensical reply that we don't have as much money.

They now offer their cautious, limited, and commonsensical assistance to fully autonomous clients.

The commonsensical to do is to cut spending, but nobody wants to cut spending.

This method of analysing concepts should seem fairly commonsensical.

In fact, what mathematic models can offer is either commonsensical knowledge or outdated and even wrong ideas.

Here is Lock's theory of perception, its a very commonsensical one.

With time and evidence, the idea that our health and well-being are shaped during gestation could also come to seem commonsensical.

And so Paul's saying this, it might sound almost commonsensical if you've been raised in a Christian church.