Sentence examples for a certain wisdom from inspiring English sources

But viewers do project a certain wisdom onto you, and you have even been honored by the American Psychoanalytic Association.

All are charming, each in his own way, and all appear to have attained a certain wisdom.

But it's good that, when the crunch comes, his mother's humour proves that her values are not false and have a certain wisdom to impart.

Still, there's a certain wisdom to folk taxonomy in this case, because gulls have followed a very different evolutionary path from Darwin's famous finches.

While the crisis in the housing market shows that our current approach is far from perfect, there is a certain wisdom behind it, related not only to economic stimulus but also to the preservation of a sense of national identity.

If he has acquired a certain wisdom and humility late in life, they have arrived too late to do him any good, which only adds salt to his wounds.

Mr. Shah finds a certain social wisdom in daily prayer, giving him a chance to find out about the lives of his fellow Muslims.

He had a certain practical wisdom that enabled him to survive, but Tengo could discern no hint of a willingness in his father to deepen himself, to view a wider, larger world.

"The Choir" was so popular and acclaimed when it was first broadcast in Britain, three years ago, that a certain conventional wisdom has fomented around its debut here — a sense that we ought to be as grateful for its arrival as we are for Joshua Reynolds portraits or wellies.

So far he has displayed a certain political wisdom.

Kirn's memoir reflects a certain sad wisdom typical of those who have gone through the initiation and submersion, only to emerge whole, somehow, on the other side.