Sentence examples for so conventional wisdom from inspiring English sources

Or so conventional wisdom would have it.

If so, conventional wisdom says, you are exercising at the right intensity to improve both your health and fitness.

In most countries the poll falls mid-term, so conventional wisdom has it that opposition parties do well from the protest vote.

You begin to wonder how the trick was pulled off, which can break the narrative spell, or so conventional wisdom insists.

But Augustine's ideas powerfully influenced the scholastic philosophers of the Middle Ages, and they in turn laid the ground for European humanism to blaze forth about 500 years ago...at any rate, so conventional wisdom goes.

They will also, so conventional wisdom goes, be made in small quantities like a handcrafted watch or a piece of jewellery.The Australians have been happy to cock a snook at all of this.

So far, conventional wisdom holds that the economy maybe just because it has gone so well for so long will take second place to a contest between personalities, between plodding Mr Gore and at least superficially commanding Mr Bush.

Why, it's fair to ask, should a fading imperium — or so the conventional wisdom has it from Davos conclaves to Pew opinion surveys — so rivet the world?

So the emergence of parliamentary-style parties in America is a formula for "willful obstruction" and gridlock.So far, so much conventional wisdom.

As so often, conventional wisdom is wrong.

They have now become nervous again, or so the conventional wisdom goes.