Sentence examples for the established wisdom from inspiring English sources

This result contradicts the established wisdom acquired from static games on the same topic.

All that is common there was that large segments of the population in two countries did not follow the established wisdom.

Fortunately, Labour's members, despite being told it would sink the party forever, ignored the established wisdom and elected veteran democratic socialist called Jeremy Corbyn.

According to the established wisdom in Hollywood, film is a director's medium while television is more likely to be a producer's medium.

Her first important observation -- that the chimpanzees picked and stripped small twigs to dig up termites -- challenged the established wisdom that humans were distinguished from all other animals by the ability to make and use tools.

Yet there have been no indications that the company has any such plans, and Facebook doing so would go against the established wisdom and tradition of the social Web.

They tend to assume that established wisdoms or party lines are just that — party lines — and that they are being lied to, that the world is a much darker and more complicated place than Americans realize.

Instead of challenging the city's established wisdom about where to eat, the guide mainly parrots it.

The findings challenged established wisdom that intuitive reasoning is typically wrong and became a basis for the growing appreciation of the usefulness of nonconscious or "fast" thinking.

Only when you study the speeches in detail to assess whether in fact they have delivered – do the oddities jump out: the forgotten boasts, or wrinkles in established wisdom.

In the process, 30 years of established wisdom about how to manage capitalism has been upended by events.