Sentence examples for enormous wisdom from inspiring English sources

"I think she's of enormous wisdom, common sense, and integrity".

Waldegrave says it wouldn't have been possible to start First Story without Hogg's "enormous wisdom, guidance and talent".

As Ellis explains in "Passionate Sage: The Character and Legacy of John Adams" (1993), our second president was a man of enormous wisdom and ingrained skepticism who grasped better than any other American the need for checks and balances in government and the likely horrors of the French Revolution.

Trevor Grove (features editor) Bill was a man of enormous kindness, wisdom and flinty humour.

Whitney's enormous support, wisdom and heart have made ID what it is today, and we are eternally grateful.

We benefited time and again from his enormous talents, wisdom, and experience in education, administration, and policy.

And even the most impressive empirical data could properly establish only finite (although perhaps enormous) power and wisdom, rather than the infinite power and wisdom usually associated with divinity.

"Hopefully the painting reflects the slight paradox of representing someone with enormous power and wisdom yet vulnerability and youth at the same time".

I was treated as if I had an enormous fund of wisdom and for a time Britain decided I was the go-to American.

We need an open government, an open government that recognises that there is an enormous sum of wisdom both within our colleagues in this building and, of course, further afield.

Although he has held a variety of government posts, from deputy secretary of commerce under Ford to secretary of state under Bush the Elder, and has all the trappings of enormous consequence and wisdom, such as a Presidential Medal of Freedom and his own Institute for Public Policy at Rice University, Baker is essentially a political operative.