Sentence examples for further wisdom from inspiring English sources

An Apache proverb takes that idea a step further: "Wisdom sits in places".

Cite that obscure foreign film again and cull some further wisdom from whatever that film's Internet synopsis is.

Further wisdom is delivered, unsettlingly or cornily, by a dead ringer for Herblock (played by Alan Mandell), clad in a periwinkle sweater and sitting in a cluttered office.

She showed further wisdom by playing Mr. Curtis-Smith's etudes out of order and ending with No. 5: a reticent, flowing piece and perhaps the most affecting of the lot.

She shows further wisdom and savvy in this matter: she picks Warren Keaton Peter Coyotee), a highly respected retired general, who, we find out in a flashback, was a rival Vice-Presidential candidate in the last election.

Read article 'How to Avoid Becoming a Criminal' for further wisdom on this topic.

The scandal of the 1990s and early 2000s surrounding the church's handling of numerous cases of sexual abuse by priests prompted some critics of the pope to question further the wisdom of his stance on sexual issues.

Let me just say that we believe we can further the wisdom of medicine, both collectively (new treatments) and collaboratively (patient-level).

Further, the wisdom of the people (Ife & Tesoriero 2006) based on their lived experience needs to be given equal credence with the scientific and expert knowledge of business and government (SPP, SJ).

There are laptops galore, and one executive pulled a few of the chairs in a circle this week for a business meeting, his wisdom further illuminated by the neon lights flashing overhead.

They challenge conventional wisdom further by arguing that those who want to avoid excess weight gain should adopt a diet that is high in fat but low on both sugar and carbohydrates.