plain sense

In my plain sense of things, my uncle Toby would answer,——every such instance is downright Murder, let who will commit it.

The youth felt their force, and his reason readily assented to the plain-sense course which they pointed out.

On looking into these little books we find much of the plain sense of law.

In my plain sense of things, my uncle Toby would answer,—every such instance is downright Murder, let who will commit it.

A man of good plain sense, who tries to laugh the old beau out of his folly.