Sentence examples for is now common knowledge from inspiring English sources

Happily, they soon discovered what is now common knowledge: Cuba is hot.

It is now common knowledge that the high doses of hormones were to blame for this epidemic.

There were, as is now common knowledge, controversies about the authenticity of Alex Haley's core material and his methodology.

But leaving aside the predictable right-wing cheerleaders, it looks as if the emperor's nakedness is now common knowledge.

A drama education is excellent preparation for all kinds of employment, and it is now common knowledge that the skills taught on a drama degree are much respected by employers in a range of fields.

This is now common knowledge.

Thanks to him, it's now common knowledge that almost all men masturbate, that women peak sexually in their mid-30's and that homosexuality is not some one-in-a-million anomaly.

Further doubt was raised by the very careful way he recounted his past, freely acknowledging those murky episodes that are now common knowledge and "forgiven," while gliding away from those that might still cause him trouble.

Although he managed to keep it quiet for a year, it's now common knowledge that he lives with American actress Uma Thurman, best known for her role as the virgin teenager Cecile in Stephen Frears' film Dangerous Liaisons.

Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes, the group's rapper, went on to famously break down the numbers in a VH1 TV documentary, and it's now common knowledge that the average solo pop act (especially one signed young and unknown) would look to make between £2.50 and £3 for every £12 CD sold.

Electric Bills It's now common knowledge that home devices and appliances like TVs, DVD players and dryers still suck up electricity even when they are turned off.