Sentence examples for their common wisdom from inspiring English sources

There are good diets and poor diets.' Rather than single out any one national diet, he'd rather extract their common wisdom.

Their common wisdom is that O.J. Simpson, a former football star, "got away with murder" in his trial ten years ago, and that so, too, did Robert Blake, a film and TV actor acquitted in March of murdering his wife.

Sententiae (with their classical pedigree, but also their smell of the lamp) and proverbs (with their folk-time, common wisdom, orality).

It's sort of pattern matching, and 80% of the time, their advice is correct, because it's the common wisdom.

The findings seem to defy the common wisdom that astroviruses are picky about their hosts, but to Epstein, the results make sense.

This is why the common wisdom is to pitch 'friendlies' first, then use their feedback to hone the pitch, then go make real pitches," says Dickey.

It's common wisdom that wealthy families should limit the allowances they give their kids.

It's common wisdom that venture capitalists are keen on making big bets with their money.

It is common wisdom in the computer security world that the criminals are separated from their pursuers by only a few lines of cleverly written software.

“The common wisdom is that you should constrain your manager, that guys who stick with their supposed expertise will outperform,” Wermers said.

That reflects common wisdom.