Sentence examples for been common wisdom from inspiring English sources
"Everybody thinks the suburbs are key," Senator Charles E. Schumer, the New York Democrat who toppled Alfonse M. D'Amato in 1998, said in an interview, noting what once had been common wisdom about the geopolitics of New York.
But 19 months later, the commission has released a final, unanimous book-length report that, in calling for a overhaul of the way the government collects and shares intelligence, showed that much of what had been common wisdom about the Sept. 11 attacks at the start of the panel's investigation was wrong.
It has been common wisdom that such drug use has been rare except in institutionalized samples.
It's common wisdom spouted by motivational speakers.
It's common wisdom that venture capitalists are keen on making big bets with their money.
It's common wisdom that bears repeating: Never post about politics or other taboo topics!
All of this is common wisdom, but the media continues to accord party conferences the most lavish respect.
"It is common wisdom that the phones are tapped," he told me, in a tired baritone, over Skype.
After all, Ms. Brembos said, it was "common wisdom" that people got "more space for your money in the suburbs".
It is common wisdom that patients don't like to think about cost when it comes to health care.
