Sentence examples for settled wisdom from inspiring English sources

Most important, perhaps, nothing about the trial undermines the settled wisdom about cholesterol and heart disease.

By the time the lights came up in Philadelphia last week, the evening's theme had become settled wisdom among MSNBC's color commentators.

It had become settled wisdom that why, yes, the science on the ongoing climate catastrophe is settled, but, no, we really don't need to talk about it particularly, let alone do anything about it.

It is settled wisdom among Funderpundits and those to whom they give their grants that the most important variable in student academic achievement is teacher quality, but I have regularly pointed out that the most important variable in student academic achievement is student academic work.

So how did the narrative that the world faces a beepocalypse become settled wisdom?

Before the dust from the collapsed towers had settled, conventional wisdom had congealed: "Everything has changed". But what about what matters most, the public's sensibility?

All his knowledge never settled into wisdom's contentment — his streak of anger was too broad for that, and he learned all he knew in order to make art out of it, art with a furious energy.

The view that the $700 billion TARP bailout of 2008 was a rip off of the American people has settled into common wisdom for many.

A few further thoughts inspired by the sad revelation that Beltway conventional wisdom has settled on the proposition that high unemployment is structural, not cyclical, even though there is now a bipartisan consensus among economists that the opposite is true.

But, in their infinite wisdom, they settled on our single executive system because a single executive would certainly be held more accountable.

As the new Republican administration settles in, conventional wisdom holds that it will dramatically weaken Washington's regulatory grip.