Sentence examples for a big wisdom from inspiring English sources

Until we find that balance or it tips sharply in the favor of machines, we face a big wisdom gap and that will take some time and technological advances to fill.

"I don't know if [authorities] are nervous or if they have in their big wisdom decided that they will not tolerate any divergent voices any more".

As this person put it, "Big data hasn't yet translated into big knowledge, big insights and big wisdom".

I'm personally not a big fan of the "wisdom of crowds" thing in this case: people laying bets are working from the same information the rest of us have, and in some cases (Intrade) recent movements have suggested that some players are, at the very least, putting their money on the candidate they want to win rather than the candidate they think will win.

Part of me would like to become that other guy, but such a conversion requires a bit of cash and a bigger measure of wisdom.

Remember the good old days of 1999, when everyone thought you were lucky to get in on a big I.P.O.? Now the conventional wisdom, at least in some circles, was that the buyers were fools.

Broadcasters make a big thing about his aged wisdom, but there is precious little mention that he did a four-game suspension early this season for receiving human growth hormone.

While the studio has tried to emphasize the romance and thrilling action, some religious scholars and interfaith activists who were provided a copy of the script by The New York Times questioned the wisdom of a big Hollywood movie about an ancient religious conflict when many people believe those conflicts have been reignited in a modern context.

The world here is diminished without your presence and we are doing our best to remember all you taught us without having to say a word, but by your example of using tolerance, humor, wisdom and a big heart to live every day to the fullest.

A certain level of seasoned wisdom is a big asset when you're shouldering that much responsibility.

Did Trump make a big mistake, as Tuesday's conventional wisdom held?