Sentence examples for Insider wisdom from inspiring English sources

And even though mainstream entities, from "Saturday Night Live" to the Web site Funny or Die tackle the genre, it's rarely with insider wisdom.

Trump does propose renegotiating or bowing out of trade deals that - despite Beltway insider wisdom - adversely affect working Americans.

The paradigm of the form is "Forbidden Broadway," whose focus is, of course, the contemporary theater, and which derives its wickedly sharpened skewer from its insiders' wisdom.

Lawes liked to surprise listeners with his insider's wisdom.

Her proximity to her subject gives her a insider's wisdom without seriously compromising her ability to dish.

A PhD in chemistry and former employee of Ontario Hydro, then OPG, for over 30 years, Greening lends an insider's wisdom to the many groups, governments and people rallying against the DGR.

Combine the unwillingness of the journalistic enterprises with the most resources to challenge authority with the willingness of said enterprises to consider themselves as insider founts of wisdom, and it's not hard to believe that Watergate would go largely uncovered.

He got a bunch of Blue Dogs elected, while Howard Dean got some better Democrats elected in places that were jaw-droppingly astonishing, because they were considered such longshots by party "insiders" following "conventional wisdom".

Why do we still not know why Mr. Paulson, Mr. Geithner and the Federal Reserve chairman, Ben Bernanke, allowed Lehman Brothers to file bankruptcy last Sept. 15 but then, a day later, saved A.I.G.? Or why last November this trio decided to absorb potential losses on $301 billion of Citigroup's shaky assets, when conventional wisdom among insiders held that they were worth only $150 billion at best?

The Unconventional Wisdom Hollywood insiders at first doubt Warner Bros.' wisdom in casting an all-cartoon remake of A Streetcar Named Desire.

It gives their Islamophobic myopia a sense of worldly-wisdom and insider knowledge.