Sentence examples similar to blanket wisdom from inspiring English sources
But this study, said Micali, questions the wisdom of a blanket approach for younger children.
The audience is invited to tut-tut at Dolly's racism and root for Bernadette Peters as Annie, who, with her poor-gal country wisdom, condemns such blanket prejudice.
While powers already exist to prosecute individuals who act maliciously to assist or encourage suicide online, Samaritans questions whether there is a common understanding of the role of so-called pro-suicide websites, and the wisdom of a blanket ban.
The wisdom of eschewing such blanket rules where negligence is concerned is obvious.
While some may watch with ambitions of becoming a certified instructor, others will cozy up under a blanket and simply let the zen wisdom of Ross wash over them.
Like a familiar blanket grabbed on a stormy night, since the referendum last week a conventional wisdom has quickly formed on the left that the result was largely a protest against the polarisation of Britain begun by Margaret Thatcher.
"We feel blanketed in the warmth of your generous spirit and all-knowing wisdom.
Accepting that wisdom, we propose a "selective optimism" to excite, rather than a blanket concern to inhibit, as a more dexterous way to sculpt our outcome.
As Bill Gates said, "I… don't understand why some people are not concerned". Accepting that wisdom, we propose a "selective optimism" to excite, rather than a blanket concern to inhibit, as a more dexterous way to sculpt our outcome.
Surely the refusal to engage with the challenges to received wisdom posed by the trans condition represents just another instance of this blanket dummying-down or Will to Stoopid?
