Sentence examples for called the wisdom from inspiring English sources

His new book is called The Wisdom of Finance.

Hawkish congressman Peter King also called the wisdom of the letter into question.

The phenomenon was called "the wisdom of crowds" by James Surowiecki, a columnist for the New Yorker who wrote a book about it.

He was the co-author of a June 2006 article for the Harvard Business Review called "The Wisdom of Deliberate Mistakes".

It includes the Old Testament books of Job, Ecclesiastes and Proverbs, Ecclesiasticus and the book called the Wisdom of Solomon from the early centuries of Judaism.

She enlisted several of her friends to meet in the square in front of Sanaa University, and they soon collected around a modernist statue called "The Wisdom of the Yemeni People".

They also repeat what they call the wisdom he brought them when he empowered them as an electoral base.

I was only nine years younger than Allen Ginsberg, and he was part of a generation that was discovering the wonderful texts of what Jim calls the wisdom traditions.

With a doctrine that he calls "the wisdom of repugnance," and which states, basically, that if you find something repugnant — if you just don't think it's right — then it must be wrong.

The likely explanation is what social scientists call the "wisdom of crowds".

DotSpots is a platform to allow ordinary people, or what we call the wisdom of crowds, to bring content that's being created user generated content, we call it and apply it to the mainstream news.