Sentence examples for concentrated wisdom from inspiring English sources
In Celtic legend hazelnuts were an emblem of concentrated wisdom – sweet, compact and sustaining all in a nutshell.
Being confined and restricted for all that time and concentrating on this wisdom has the effect of transforming it into your own.
First, it seemed to contradict common wisdom at the time, which held that specific brain functions like memory were widely — and uniformly — distributed in the brain, not concentrated in discrete regions.
In other words, the conventional wisdom, in line with public economics textbooks, is that the relatively higher rigidity of labour supply with respect to labour demand determines that the market adjustment is mainly concentrated on wages, and not on employment.3.
For all of the pathfinding wisdom of the Founding Fathers, our Constitution focused on white males who owned property, a radical idea for its time, because power was concentrated with the landed gentry.
Jean Naté Body Splash or concentrated urine?
