Sentence examples for Prevailing wisdom that from inspiring English sources

We can very reasonably be frustrated with the policy performance of the past six years while also remaining hopeful that the intellectual battle will eventually be decided in a positive way.When it comes to economic matters that don't involve macroeconomic stabilisation, there are plenty of reasons to be critical of some prevailing wisdom that have nothing to do with management of the crisis.

"Among other things," he writes, "I learned that merging galaxies can fire up to ultraluminous status early in the encounter, against the prevailing wisdom that put such activity only late in the final merger stage".

And though The New York Times recently committed to increasing coverage of climate change, according to the prevailing wisdom, that won't do much for that paper's readership.

Bloodborne subverts the prevailing wisdom that contemporary video games must mollycoddle their players and quash mystery.

I would test the prevailing wisdom that the Internet spoils all the fun.

I disagree with the prevailing wisdom that Rudy Giuliani committed one giant blunder Wednesday night.

The studies, which used Danish national birth registries to track the transmission of the illness in people separated at birth from their biological families, helped overturn the then-prevailing wisdom that schizophrenia was caused by bad parenting.

By all accounts Daniel is a remarkably pleasant, well-balanced person, but he was deprived by the then-prevailing wisdom that a person with Down syndrome simply had no potential to learn.

Beane performed his minor miracle by throwing out the prevailing baseball wisdom that said instinct and experience were paramount when it came to identifying talent.

But both have been clearly frustrated by Mr. Condit's refusal to heed the prevailing political wisdom that has deemed it time for him to go.

After the fall of the Iron Curtain in 1989, the prevailing wisdom was that the generations that grew up in a democratic, post-Communist Poland would eventually share the liberal values of their peers in Western Europe.