Sentence examples for inherent wisdom from inspiring English sources

"We have the inherent wisdom to know what to do.

The Talmud's inherent wisdom was something Koreans emphasized to me again and again.

Apart from their inherent wisdom, these steps would also be a noble gesture of mayoral solidarity.

There was some inherent wisdom in Glass-Steagall that we've lost.

We all benefited from his dedicated work, his straight talk and his inherent wisdom," said President Emeritus Charles M. Vest.

Good deeds would help heal Dick's family's hurt, Ann insisted, but she wondered whether her openness had more to do with opposing Richard than with the inherent wisdom of adopting the dog.

Put another way, rather than reflecting any inherent economic wisdom, today's blasé oil attitudes may mask a dangerous split reality in the world of oil.

The treatment meted out on Lee in particular, not least by Harmison, showed the lack of wisdom inherent in banging the ball in.

In a climate so receptive to fresh thinking, and to turning those thoughts into reality, this is only to be expected: whatever the techno-evangelists may claim, there's nothing inherent in the wisdom of the crowd, or the forward march of Progress, that guarantees that only the best stuff will rise to the top.

Seth Godin writes extensively in his new book Linchpin about the lack of wisdom inherent in the race to the middle that pervades corporate America as well as academia.

First of all, in a time when people seem increasingly comfortable with book banning, blasphemy laws, hate speech laws, and amending the Constitution to limit the First Amendment, it's important to take every opportunity we can to correct common misconceptions and explain some of the basics of the deep and profound philosophy behind free speech and the wisdom inherent in First Amendment law.