Sentence examples for has much wisdom from inspiring English sources
In Britain, you might say that at the end of the corridor we do have a little old lady, who has seen a thing or two in her 61-year reign and has much wisdom to offer prime ministers and senior politicians.
My Mom, who describes herself as "an antique", has much wisdom to share.
And there is this: If the circle of people who possess information is small enough — as with the selection of a vice president or pope or, arguably, a decision by the Supreme Court — the crowds may not have much wisdom to impart.
It's a shame that the world doesn't seem to have much wisdom right now, does it?
It is not difficult to find numerous examples of the application of hads in The New Wisdom; it has much harder to see how hads is to be integrated consistently into a comprehensive scientific program.
Similarly, my own work in peace-building in Israel and Palestine has drawn much wisdom from psychology as well as Judaism, from comparative religion as well as comparative conflicts.
We have much experience and wisdom under our belts, which makes for a distinct perspective and, ultimately, a richer culture.
The truth is, the average American doesn't appear to have much knowledge or wisdom, and simply wants to be left alone and entertained.
The truth is, the average American doesn't have much knowledge or wisdom -- particularly about foreign affairs -- and simply wants to be left alone and entertained.
At their age they have so much wisdom and experience to pass on to younger players, and they can be a very calming influence on the team in times of trouble.
