The phrase "abundant wisdom" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means having a great or plentiful amount of wisdom or knowledge. Example: The elderly sage was known for his abundant wisdom, which he shared with anyone who sought his advice.
To win this election by either a narrow or a wide margin, Mr. Obama, through his abundant faith, wisdom and intelligence, just needs to offer Americans powerful solutions to our most critical problems.
Ms. Walls chooses to tell Lily's story in a punchy style, broken up into short chapters and punctuated by abundant cracker-barrel wisdom.
A glorious blend of forces came together to save Gordon Hendrickson's life: smart doctoring, luck, kindness, and his own wisdom and abundant grit.
He will be remembered by all for the abundant love and joy and wisdom he gave to his family and friends.
Anyone with a genuine interest in listening attentively to their body's inner wisdom will receive abundant, self-generated guidance.
We may know such a person or have read about their success, and we recognize that they have found truth and wisdom by the abundant life that has unfolded for them.
But we could also use a second version that reads, "People-do not judge us as useless because we have slowed down, do not dismiss us as obsolete because we lack the latest iPad, for we have acquired abundant experience and of life wisdom".
And yet, abundant as it is, the elegance, wit and wisdom of de Kretser's writing ultimately fails to rescue the novel from its structural flaws.
Those voices speak deep wisdom into our current American crisis and shed abundant light on the path back home.
But they heard other voices as well -- profoundly religious voices that speak deep wisdom into our current American crisis and shed abundant light on the path back home.
