Sentence examples for inherited wisdom from inspiring English sources

Traditionalists revere inherited wisdom; Versace celebrated innovation.

Robert Wringhim, brought up by parents who obsess over church dogma with Pharisaical hypocrisy, takes this inherited wisdom to extremes.

But the manual's inherited wisdom has not been updated to reflect decades of corporate analysis of how to influence consumers.

But that play, with its inference that we have lost touch with some deep, dark, inherited wisdom, wasn't just further proof of the scope of Ms. Churchill's concerns.

I wanted to think for myself, and here was a guy saying that our individual stock of reason is small and we should fall back, more often than not, on the inherited wisdom of the ages.

The Kennedy clan's culture, from both grandfathers onwards, of fixing things in the case of politics, finance and women very much to their own advantage, and never mind legal niceties, was the inherited wisdom by the time Teddy, the ninth child, came along.

The students have inherited the wisdom of experience from their predecessors.

Michael Corleone's piece of inherited family wisdom in The Godfather: Part II certainly has a syntactic ring to it, but as actual advice, its value varies from case to case.

He is also told that he would inherit the wisdom of his ancestors and win the Princess' love if victorious.

Charcoal-making practices are empirical in nature with a built-in traditional wisdom inherited from one's ancestors.

He developed the innate wisdom inherited from his father and a powerful visual sense from his mother.