Sentence examples for collection of wisdom from inspiring English sources

"Our users are building up a huge collection of wisdom," said Tim Hickman, Backflip's chief executive.

Jane Brody's article on choosing a sunscreen [ Personal Health, June 18 ] was an informative collection of wisdom about sunscreen use.

At the centre of Pausch's remarkable tale is "The Last Lecture," an old academic conceit whereby teachers are asked to imagine they're near death and must therefore sum up the entire collection of wisdom they wish to pass on to their students in a single lecture.

Perhaps Conway's bestselling book ever was Winning Ways for Your Mathematical Plays (first published in 1982), a collection of wisdom about games which, in early August, is being feted at the Museum of Mathematics in New York City, celebrating Conway and his co-authors, UC Berkeley's Elwyn Berlekamp and Calgary's Richard Guy.

On the contrary, I recommend you read it for it provides a collection of wisdom from the best and brightest minds today, all in one place.

This is a collection of wisdom you won't soon forget.

The book's superscription, "The proverbs of Solomon...," is not to say that it as a whole or even individual proverbs should be credited to King Solomon, for scholarly examination discloses that it contains seven collections of wisdom materials (mostly short sayings) from a wide variety of periods, all after Solomon's time.

I mentioned to her that Hillary's book, "It Takes a Village," provides all of her background and experience, along with collections of wisdom from the finest, best qualified professionals, authors, parents, and children from all over the world.

For the complete collection of life wisdom from Merlin and his creator, check out The Wisdom of Merlin by T.A. Barron.

The result is an intriguing, inspiring, and at times downright moving collection of unconventional wisdom that is available free to everyone as of this morning.

Galeano's new "Children of the Days" is for those who feel that history has become too much of a burden to bear — a collection of inspirational wisdom, its 366 entries, one for each calendar date in the (leap) year, keeping alive the memory of courage and beauty amid the carnage.