Sentence examples for forget the wisdom from inspiring English sources

We should not forget the wisdom in Aristotle's simple formulation: "Law should govern".

By Andy Borowitz June 19 , 2012MONTICELLO (The Borowitz Report) — Visiting Thomas Jefferson's historic home, Monticello, former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin today paid tribute to the nation's third President, telling an audience of supporters, "We must never forget the wisdom of Jefferson, and his wife, Weezy".

Finally, don't forget the wisdom found in the Bible.

IN the rancorous debate over how to get the sluggish economy moving, we have forgotten the wisdom of Henry Ford.

Let's move on to the football, said the press officer, who was maybe forgetting the wisdom of the fine Caribbean writer CLR James, who said of another great game in peril: "What do they know of cricket who only cricket know?" It is ditto, surely, for football.

Now a team of 22, we had set the cruise control and consequently forgotten the wisdom of our dear Africans: "If you want to go fast, go alone.

It had been so long since he had been at the castle, so long since he had been in the presence of the King, that he forgot how to speak the language of the castle, forgot the wisdom he learned.

Did you momentarily forget the conventional wisdom about jazz as a withering art?

In addition, forget the conventional wisdom and don't be afraid to send a two, three or even four page letter.

Allowing the waste of so much American blood and treasure (forget debating the wisdom of going into Iraq in the first place) if Iraq falls is a disgrace to the memory of our fallen soldiers and an admission that aside from Germany and Japan, we can't straighten out any other countries for the betterment of their citizens and the world.

I'll never forget the succinct words of wisdom she offered me as I approached her on the stage, words that continue to help me weather tough times today.