Sentence examples for for all the wisdom from inspiring English sources

For all the wisdom in John Gardner's "Art of Fiction," his sallies against 1970's experimentalism are aging poorly, and undergrads seem to dislike his curmudgeonly tone.

"For all the wisdom of counting daily blessings," runs a typical pensee, "perhaps part of being fully alive is living ungratefully... .. "Re exes," goes another, "never trust what you feel now, only what you knew then".

"For all the wisdom of the melancholic is subject to the nether world", Benjamin claims: "it is secured by immersion in the life of creaturely things, and it hears nothing of the voice of revelation.

So, when it comes to trying to predict what the price of oil will be, just remember Rod: "for all the wisdom of a lifetime, no one can ever tell". Believe me, you know as much as anybody else does.

For all the wisdom accumulated in his 24 years in office, Flynn can't seem to explain why these men of status attract women.

For all the wisdom of the Aspen Ideas Festival, said Marx, without engagement from two-thirds of the world's population, innovation stagnates.

For all the absurdity, wisdom permeates this work.

At that point, "the institutions and laws of the Country must be adapted, and it will require for the task all the wisdom of the wisest patriots".

No one with a working heart can fail to miss the injustice in, for example, the case of the college-bound kid who was carted off to prison for ten years, against all the wisdom of the presiding judge, crying for his mother, for simply having been found in a car with drugs inside.

For all the seductive nonsense about the wisdom of the crowds, large groups of people have always tended to act in stupid ways.

For all the latterday talk of their wisdom, we still see crowds as fundamentally dumb.