Sentence examples for because of the wisdom from inspiring English sources

The reason it wasn't was because of the wisdom of the everyday person".

Not because of the wisdom of such pronouncements as Remember there is no such thing as nonsense.

But more than that, Stevens has confidence in himself — not because of the wisdom gained from thirty-six years of professional racing but because he is finally able to ride at the highest level of horse racing with two good knees.

But more than that, Stevens has confidence in himself not because of the wisdom gained from thirty-six years of professional racing but because he is finally able to ride at the highest level of horse racing with two good knees.

But that wasn't because of the wisdom of years, but because young investors had only seen a bull market.

His intellectual contemporaries knew well that the stage for this transgressing love-and-rape-story was Africa because, according to the wisdom of the time, drills lived in Guinea.

His life in particular was a service to god, he thought, because his testing of the wisdom of others was carrying out Apollo's charge given by the oracle at Delphi, implicit in the startling pronouncement that he was the wisest man in Greece (Apology, 21a-d).

Thus the American Revolution succeeded because of the preternatural wisdom of Washington.

Now it is because of the profound wisdom Michelle Obama has about her marriage.

I applaud Vecsey's journalistic courage by simply acknowledging that because of "the baseball wisdom of George Steinbrenner," logic will prevail.

Old age earns respect and prominence in society, especially because of the piety, wisdom, knowledge, prudence, and altruism that it is supposed to bestow.