Sentence examples for perceived wisdoms from inspiring English sources

Artistic licence is required to explore perceived wisdoms and ask new questions from different angles to reveal new insights.

The outputs of their perceived wisdoms do.

This is coming from some math guys who shun the perceived wisdoms of debtor nations like Japan and now the U.S.A.

By unravelling the relations of power that are inscribed in the urbanization of nature (Swyngedouw, 2004), we question the perceived wisdoms of contemporary water policy debates, particularly the notion of a natural scarcity that merits a technical or economic response.

Maybe the "authorities" of perceived wisdoms would like to tell you that Middle Eastern, Russian and Norwegian stock markets aren't leading indicators for gas pump inflation but we don't wake up here in New Haven having to think what those Who See No Price Bubbles do.

Perceived wisdom is also that manufacturing disappeared under Thatcher.

That sober vision is the perceived wisdom about male fashion.

Well, perceived wisdom was, as it so often is, wrong.

That was the perceived wisdom then – they told gay and lesbian people the same thing.

It is a success that flies in the face of the perceived wisdom around music journalism.

"Rochelle, the perceived wisdom is that Hemingway is a great writer; therefore, your opinion is wrong".