The phrase "actual wisdom" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to genuine or true wisdom, often in contrast to superficial knowledge or opinions.
Example: "In a world filled with misinformation, it is essential to seek out actual wisdom from experienced individuals."
Alternatives: "true wisdom" or "genuine insight".
Even if the trip is to someplace where actual wisdom might be acquired -- a museum, say -- the student's time will be allocated according to this ancient field-trip formula: Bus travel: 25percentt.
If you're looking for actual wisdom, you could do a lot worse than skipping the Bagger's post on Friday and getting into the comments section, where many people who actually know what they are talking about weighed in with some rather impressive Oscar historical deconstruction.
Perhaps it's the author's piercing blue eyes, already filled with worldly wisdom at 28 or maybe it's the actual wisdom that comes from living as a celebrity-seeking "hustler," and finding the strength to break free from that dark abyss.
The pointless obstruction I face every day just making generic judicial appointments should not be read as a sign that this system isn't working!" (I am, maybe going to go brush my teeth again, or something? To see if I can pluck a nugget of actual wisdom from between my molars?).
And then one day, I realized that so much of my "wisdom" or, more accurately, just "stuff that I say," comes from the actual wisdom of the great mentor of my life, the incomparable Norman Lear, for whom I worked during my formative early professional years when so much of one's perspectives on life and work are shaped.
While the viewer may sympathise with McCandless's saintly rejection of materialism and his pursuit of eternal truths in a mapped-out world, there's little irony in the film, and the deluded Chris never actually helps anyone else, preferring to dispense received wisdom, not actual kindness.
There were also questions as to the actual existence of funding, the wisdom of announcing such an important thing on Twitter without telling his board, and so on, leading to action by the SEC and shareholders.
Armed with his wisdom as a now-actual real estate agent, David told me, "You don't piecemeal the roommates together.
I'm glad at least one network is brave enough to provide utterly soporific recitations of conventional wisdom with as little actual data as possible.
With clarity facing backward, President Obama can make many wise comments about international affairs while proceeding with actual policies largely unfettered by the wisdom.
Psychologists have long thought that this kind of common wisdom may be based on actual physical experiences, and recently, a team from the University of Toronto in Canada discovered that icy stares and social exclusion literally feel cold (ScienceNOW, 17 September).
