Sentence examples for later wisdom from inspiring English sources

When he returned later, Wisdom testified: I saw two naked detainees, one masturbating to another kneeling with its mouth open.

A few years later, Wisdom re­turned to his hometown of Washington, D.C., and took a job with National Public Radio as a producer for All Things Considered.

In that speech, the president said, Mr. Kennedy quoted a poet who wrote that "even in our sleep, pain which cannot forget falls drop by drop upon the heart" until later comes "wisdom through the awful grace of God".

With her formidable wit, provocative social observations, and magical gift with words, she touched countless audiences by providing a window into the often mystifying dance between men and women, and later, her wisdom on the tragic comedy of growing old.

Before discussing the remedy, and later, the wisdom of matching, an intriguing question might be asked.

Sooner or later, the prevailing wisdom had it, Chinese consumers would reject foreign-made products.

Coach Wally Masur will later question the wisdom in choosing grass after both Australians struggle with it.

Other studies have shown that a surprising number of vegetative and minimally conscious patients made huge strides toward recovery much later than conventional wisdom would predict.

Forty-six years later, Robbins spotted Wisdom among thousands of birds near the same nesting area and affixed a sturdier band to her ankle.

Some of the jurors in each case later questioned the wisdom of trying the boys in an adult court, and even Gov.

And the company of travelers was fatally late, reaching what became Wyoming as the first snows fell, in October 1856, three months later than trail wisdom dictated.