Sentence examples for is common wisdom from inspiring English sources

It is common wisdom that when the US sneezes, Mexico catches a cold.

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.

It is common wisdom in the computer security world that the criminals are separated from their pursuers by only a few lines of cleverly written software.

Although in the financial world, it is common wisdom that the riskier the investment, the greater the potential compensation, in everyday life we tend to view things differently.

This as an aside, i would like to know why it is common wisdom in life that 1 in 10 workers (or footballers, show people, etc) is not in the right place any more after a year on the job.

After all, Ms. Brembos said, it was "common wisdom" that people got "more space for your money in the suburbs".

Not so many years ago, it was common wisdom that the only way to relieve highway congestion was to add new lanes.

It's common wisdom among historians that in the early phases of the war, Northerners, including most Republicans, disavowed any intent to interfere with slavery.

"Sell in May and go away," by now an adage on Wall Street, was common wisdom in London early in the last century.

Of course it's common wisdom to spout off that the shah's time was much better; in fact the phrase 'the shah's time' has lost all meaning.