Preposition: of

• voter: Not the war against terrorists but the real war against the common sense of voters - the shock and awe campaign against us.

Converse of object

• defy: This not only defies the logic of what we are taught about spirits in Church, it defies common sense.

• override: If you have the opportunity to see a rare bird, enjoy it, but don't let your enthusiasm override common sense.

• ignore: The ministry of the Holy Spirit in interpretation does not mean interpreters can ignore common sense and logic.

• use: It's not as dangerous as some people make it out to be, as long as you use common sense.

• represent: They've got a small element of urbane common sense represented by Menzies Campbell.

Adjective modifier

• basic: Professional tips and ideas blend with basic common sense to covering every room in the house, top to bottom, inside and out.

• perfect: Then he recovered himself with perfect common sense and answered: ` I am sorry, Mr Montmorency.

• sophisticated: Some sophisticated common sense is therefore called for.' This isn't a story of sophisticated common sense.