Sentence examples for distilled wisdom from inspiring English sources

"It contains distilled wisdom from Paulo Coelho's The Alchemist," he said.

The challenges themselves were the distilled wisdom of 1,000 ideas from the world's scientists.

He was the representative human being, the sublime survivor, the paragon of distilled wisdom whose every word was treasured.

There you have it, the distilled wisdom of the Yankees' new manager, straight from the playbook of a three-fingered puppet.

"How does Fin think distilled wisdom from Paulo Coelho's The Alchemist will help him choose the right boxes?" I thought, as I jogged.

But not even the distilled wisdom of the 54 volumes could have helped them predict that by the 1980s students on campuses throughout the United States would be forming groups and chanting, "Hey, hey! Ho, ho!

How'd you go about assembling the crowd of thinkers from whom you distilled the wisdom in your book?

A book published last year ("Clausewitz on Strategy", John Wiley) attempts to distil the wisdom and logic of "On War" and to rescue its author from the reputation of being "a cold and callous prophet of total, unconditional war".

"Distilling the Wisdom of C.E.O.'s" (April 17) described five traits that executives found important in themselves and in the people they hire: passionate curiosity, battle-hardened confidence, team smarts, a simple mind-set and fearlessness.

We can discover who has better batting averages, not take it on faith; discover which methods of training promote accuracy, not just track the latest gurus and fads; and discover methods of distilling the wisdom of the crowd.The big surprise has been the support for the unabashedly elitist "super-forecaster" hypothesis.

By 45, unless you're in a crisis, you should have distilled enough ancient wisdom to have inner criteria.