Sentence examples similar to enlisting wisdom from inspiring English sources
An administration official said yesterday that the White House never debated the merits or questioned the wisdom of enlisting "America's Most Wanted".
Although the wisdom of enlisting colored troops was still untested and was a "serious offense" to popular prejudice, the president argued, colored troops "had larger motives for being soldiers than white men" and "ought to be willing to enter the service upon any condition".
He also questioned the wisdom of enlisting Arab nations to fight the Islamic State, something Sanders has called for in his foreign policy platform.
Consider enlisting professional help.
Malley regrets but respects the students' decision to enlist, which echoes the prevailing wisdom that you should support the troops even if you don't support the wars.
When a soon-to-be freshman wrote in to ask Jimmy Fallon for college advice on the Sept. 10 episode of "The Tonight Show," the host enlisted Nick Offerman for some words of wisdom.
She enlisted several of her friends to meet in the square in front of Sanaa University, and they soon collected around a modernist statue called "The Wisdom of the Yemeni People".
Occasionally I enlist help.
Hacker enlisted once more.
