Sentence examples for given the wisdom from inspiring English sources

"As the architect says, the new is given the wisdom of the old, the old the energy of the new," Nishimura says.

This change gives the wisdom to 'become' and eventually to 'un-become'.

Why did they take a risk on the idea, given the accepted wisdom about TV and video games?

These concerns are especially acute given the common wisdom that Kim Jong-un has a personality as hard and uncompromising as that of his father.

Actually, given the common wisdom that sequelitis rules, it's surprising that nearly half of the summer's movies appear to be original.

Even though the evidence showed Tesco was heading in the right direction, by 1999 executives were second-guessing their assumptions, given the conventional wisdom in the United States, where Webvan executives were publicly decrying a store-delivery strategy.

Tech buyouts have been rare until recently, given the conventional wisdom that this realm was too unpredictable to support borrowings.

The relationship between medical admits and bed-days was surprisingly weak, given the conventional wisdom that decreasing medical admissions through greater care coordination and disease management is key to lowering healthcare costs [ 22, 23].

This is a stone tossed from inside a glass house, given the aphoristic, wisdom-mongering tone of much of "Eat Pray Love," but it is also a welcome wink of self-awareness, indicative of the good humor that redeems some of the film's (and the book's) muzzy therapeutic moments.

A lifetime of murdering has given the murderer a wisdom and a higher consciousness that the rest of timid humanity will never understand.

You'll be given the Necklace of Wisdom.