Sentence examples for into common knowledge from inspiring English sources

We'd sit around the magazine guffawing at the ludicrous stories that kept sprouting, but belief in shadowy neocon influence has now hardened into common knowledge.

That so many of his countless ideas made their way into common knowledge, and flora and fauna, rivers and mountains and even part of the moon are named after him is a testament to a legend in his time.

What those sites are really about is exposing a pattern of behavior, and making the fact that far too many men are horrible to women on the internet into common knowledge –not only for the people to whom men talk (women, who already knew that men can be awful on the internet) but for the people to whom men listen (other men).

The idea that Columbus "discovered America" has been making its way into common knowledge for a while now -- and is 100percentt false.

I feel that health coaching is on the rise, but it has not yet fully blossomed into common knowledge and utility.

Finally, after an article's highest number of citations peak in a given year, it will eventually be incorporated into common knowledge and no longer be as frequently cited, or its relevance will wane with new data supplanting or augmenting it.

"So that it will work into the common knowledge and common narrative about what sexuality is".

Serena writes a weekly newspaper feature on "family life", which makes material of some of the events of the book, and which turns Victor's slow death from cancer into the common knowledge of all the characters.

"That the phenomenon of false confessions is genuine has moved from the realm of startling hypothesis into that of common knowledge, if not conventional wisdom," Judge Susan P. Read wrote in the majority opinion.

Lewis does not explicitly include the notion of A′-symmetric reasoning into his definition of common knowledge, but he makes use of the notion implicitly in his argument for how his definition of common knowledge generates the mutual knowledge hierarchy.

But Clear's design is meant to tap into what's already common knowledge among smartphone users: you can swipe, pinch and pull down on on-screen elements to interact.