Sentence examples for a general wisdom from inspiring English sources

Innovation had been stagnant for a while, and a general wisdom had developed that the time for arcade games was over.

To imagine a Chelm — the town inhabited, according to Ashkenazi Jewish folklore, entirely by fools — requires a presumption of general wisdom elsewhere, as the proper imagining of Heaven requires an earthly realm of sorrow.

lf you get a tattoo, the general wisdom is that you'll regret it later.

Adds a powerful Hollywood agent, "The general wisdom is that Sumner is a little off the reservation.

This article presents a selective survey of papers that today represent the general wisdom concerning the factors affecting adoption as a primary condition to diffusion and exploitation of CT.

The general wisdom is that divestment was a major influence on ending Apartheid in the early 1990s.

Until fairly recently healthcare had dropped below the other issues: 4. According to general wisdom, David Cameron and the Conservatives had a good party conference.

Denmark is joined in the top 10 by Iceland (4th), Finland (6th) and Sweden (7th) which can come as no surprise to followers of the Scandinavian welfare model - and surely confirms the general wisdom that the hedonistic Danes know a whole lot more about the key to a happy life that the industrious Swedes.

Like most general wisdom, this line neatly skids over a mess of buried presuppositions.

What about the general wisdom of such legislation?

He does not even have the benefit of general wisdom one acquires with age.