Sentence examples for chunks of wisdom from inspiring English sources
To be sure, the founders built up a stockpile of quotable chunks of wisdom.
He does spew up the odd chunk of wisdom, like that quote about inequality: "When I was poor and I complained about inequality people said I was bitter; now I'm rich and I complain about inequality they say I'm a hypocrite.
Through David Bell, burned-out executive in Americana, creepy writer Bill Gray in Mao II, and of course, sad, mad Lee Harvey Oswald in Libra, DeLillo has come to be regarded as a brilliant but shady Clare Quilty type, paring through the American undergrowth, throwing out chunks of Confucian wisdom such as: "The withheld work of art is the only eloquence left".
Spencer described it as "one of Hari's Homespun Homilies full of crusty chunks of potted wisdom".
Rothenberg -- astute, detailed, and supremely confident -- dipped into his political analyst's bag and pulled out a steaming chunk of conventional wisdom, echoing his recent declaration that "This whole election is about swing voters.
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"Seven Pillars of Wisdom".
