Sentence examples for a collective wisdom from inspiring English sources

By now, the Yankees have a collective wisdom that they can beat themselves up in October, but they get to sleep in November.

There was a collective wisdom about the beneficial effects of tough love – you set boundaries for your children, but you loved them within those boundaries".

And Mr. Huang, a member of the Wall Street Journal panel, argues that consensus forecasts "serve as a collective wisdom of market perception".

Right now, what is needed is nothing short of a collective wisdom to correct the wrongs of centuries of foreign meddling in the internal affairs of sovereign lands, combat social and political marginalisation, and build a fair world for all.

In a testament to the Internet's capacity to quickly establish a collective wisdom, the Web has been flooded in recent days with tips and diagrams illustrating the cheap but technically delicate operation that turns the i-Opener into a computer that can run word-processing programs and play digital music files.

This phenomenon has implications for nursing informatics research related to e-patients and potential collaboration with practitioners in developing a collective wisdom.

Such rhetoric is Fowler's way of channelling the world – through an imagined "other", a faceless, collective wisdom that disguises his own aphoristic scepticism.

Building a network of collective wisdom and shared prevention and preparation resources asks us to leverage a disaster to reframe the question "What do I do?" as "What are we going to do?" How do we engage the entire recovery cycle and who should be doing it?

The app's real point, though, is its embrace of populist Web culture, in which votes and tags are supposed to yield a kind of collective wisdom.

Stu Feldman, the inventor of make, offers a piece of collective wisdom that emerged from his early days at Bell Labs: Groups bigger than 10 people tend to suffer communication breakdowns.

In that article, Mr. Sheehan says the following: 'Historical analogies, comparisons, and metaphors are all around us; they are a source of collective wisdom on which we must rely...