Sentence examples for classic wisdom from inspiring English sources

The classic wisdom was that Jews adapted and flourished although, like Christians, they were second-class subjects.

More disturbing was Hillegass's somewhat proscribed view of the purposes of literature, his idea that "a key goal of education" is "redefining and applying classic wisdom to current and future problems".

"Ours is an age in which classic wisdom has failed," reads one.

For all ages, the classic wisdom applies: Invest early and as much as possible.

At a very basic level, if markets are perfect, the classic wisdom says that dividends don't matter.

Davis: These sages represent the classic wisdom of the East: China, India, Japan and the Islamic world.

"Portrait of Jason" is, among other things, a classic of wisdom literature, not a bildungsroman (because Holliday remains, until the time of the filming, essentially unformed) but an unfurling of knowledge about parts of America, and parts of the soul, that few would acknowledge and fewer would discuss openly.

The 24-year-old has had an inconsistent start to the year, missing the cut in his first tournament in Abu Dhabi, losing his opening match at the WGC Match Play and walking off the course midway through the Honda Classic citing wisdom tooth pain.

With this third Sapphic Classic, Sinister Wisdom addresses the dearth of selected work by lesbian poets.

Strength, Dexterity and Wisdom – classic World of Warcraft terms – are replaced with Status, Kindness, Duty, Happiness and Reputation.

Maybe this is meant as incentive for repair (comp. anag. & lit).. P. L. Stone: Couple newly at it, in Chemist obtaining precautionary device (anag).. R. C. Teuton: Classic piece of Wisdom, playing central character in sixties cinema hit, it's —— (anag. incl. t).