Sentence examples for clear the wisdom from inspiring English sources

Contemporary social-psychological research, dating from Freud's Group Psychology and the Analysis of the Ego, makes clear the wisdom of traditional insights concerning the supreme importance of leadership in any group, be it the family, the nation, or the world social system.

The scale of the challenge we had set ourselves back in 1999 became immediately clear when the wisdom of the reading groups based at bookshops around the country, whose votes helped shape the shortlist, clashed with that of the celebrity judging panel over who should be the first winner.

Scheindlin's dedication to protecting citizens' rights is beyond question; it is less clear that she has the wisdom, or even the ability, to impose her vision in the real world of New York.

Congressional Republicans have equally made clear their deep reservations about the wisdom of any such trade.

For their part, Democrats have made clear that events will test the wisdom of Mr. Pitt's calculations.

The trend is clear: North Korea's neighbours question the wisdom of continuing to isolate North Korea, but the US seems unwilling to consider anything but isolation.

The trend is clear: North Korea's neighbors question the wisdom of continuing to isolate North Korea, but the US seems unwilling to consider anything but isolation.

Whether smoking gun or the fog of war, the investigation, analysis, and ultimate understanding of any act of war, including the Benghazi attack, require the wisdom of clear and responsible objectivity... not partisan politics.

And the Mayor of London thanked the "wisdom of a clear majority of Scots" for London remaining as the capital of England and the UK "and will remain so for our lifetimes".

If no violations are clear cut, then the Justice Department should have the wisdom to leave well enough alone.

Some scientists have questioned the wisdom of its wider promotion without clear evidence of its impacts.