Sentence examples for destroy the wisdom from inspiring English sources
That is an interesting idea that highlights the way bias can destroy the wisdom of a crowd.
"Why destroy the wisdom we build up individually and communally every generation if it's not necessary?" he prodded reporters, fellow scientists and potential donors.
This is why Paul said: "I will destroy the wisdom of the wise" ("Sapientiam sapientum perdam," as his saying is usually known in Latin).
Socrates responds to Agathon's fancy speech about love with an elenchus, so that his emptiness, his lack of knowledge, flows into Agathon, destroying the wisdom of great beauty that had won his tragedy a first prize the day before (175e4 7).
The conventional wisdom then was that the Chicago Board Options Exchange, the leading market, would destroy the competition.
The conventional wisdom is that Saudi Arabia is keeping the pumps flowing to destroy the US fracking industry.
They destroyed the library, but the Guardians of Wisdom manage to preserve 99 "stones of enlightenment," which are scattered to the winds.
That flies in the face of conventional wisdom, wisdom that says TiVo and its ilk have destroyed the TV business forever.
It destroys the fruitfulness of our own work, because it kills the root of inner wisdom, which makes work fruitful.
