Sentence examples for their common knowledge from inspiring English sources

They all knew who Freud was, but that was about the extent of their common knowledge.

But our jurisprudence has also always recognized that lay jurors bring their common knowledge and experience to the deliberation room.

They make these predictions based upon their common knowledge of the game and of rationality.

By virtue of their common knowledge of this joint commitment, members of the plural subject regard themselves as "we".

The spouses coordinate successfully given their common knowledge, while the pedestrian and the motorists miscoordinate as the result of a breakdown in common knowledge.

On the basis of their common knowledge of violations of publicity, their members will develop the capacities of public reason to cross and negotiate boundaries and differences between persons, groups, and cultures.

If agents follow a strict equilibrium in a pure coordination game as a consequence of their having common knowledge of the game, their rationality and their intentions to follow this equilibrium, and no other, then the agents are said to be following a Lewis-convention (Lewis 1969).

A few students made inference based on their own common knowledge rather than on the original passage.

Their fees are common knowledge among the camp's inhabitants.

But perhaps that is to be expected: the rabbi said their circumcisions were common knowledge.

By the time the couple touched down at Paris's Le Bourget airport in the Fayed private jet, their presence was common knowledge among the small, ruthless, multilingual band of photographers who pursue her, very lucratively, for a living.