The phrase "allow wisdom" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are encouraging or permitting wisdom to guide decisions or actions.
Example: "In times of uncertainty, we must allow wisdom to lead us in making the right choices."
Alternatives: "embrace wisdom" or "let wisdom guide".
But I'll dare to endorse an approach — a specialty of Smith's — that lets identity and politics float a little free of each other, allowing wisdom to seep in.
Allow their wisdom to guide it, the attitude it projects, and define its evolution.
Pollground allows you to easily create surveys and allow the "wisdom of the crowd" to answer your questions.
Only when I stopped worrying about how to write about this important lesson did I become quiet enough to allow the wisdom to shine through.
Successful people have mastered the ability to think on their feet by allowing their wisdom to prevail during times of adversity.
As Albert Einstein said, "I want to know God's thoughts!" This allows Divine wisdom to work through us, helping us in our quest to find the greatest truths in the Scriptures, along with our highest place, our bliss, our joy, our peace and understanding and our passion.
This ultimately means applying your understanding in each moment, and allowing your wisdom to grow, as every situation is different.
The person who chooses to lead a political life, and who aims at the fullest expression of practical wisdom, has a standard for deciding what level of resources he needs: he should have friends, property, and honors in sufficient quantities to allow his practical wisdom to express itself without impediment.
Let's allow for the wisdom of doubt, then, and consider the PURE study currently roiling if not the nutrition world, at least its representation to the public.
