Sentence examples for like the wisdom from inspiring English sources

It's like the wisdom of crowds".

Mrs. Moltke's letters to Count Moltke in prison concerned farm matters, like the wisdom of keeping a pair of ducks.

The book also includes topics like the "wisdom of crowds" effect and the legal and sociological implications of Wikipedia.

When they vote, factors like the wisdom, or lack thereof, of the policy or its political utility come first.

(Although even among themselves, moderates can disagree on policy specifics, like the wisdom of the Kyoto treaty).

When it comes to crime, I like the wisdom from Teddy, the character Mickey Rourke played in "Body Heat," the 1981 movie.

A new service, Rexly, adds a recommendation layer on top of iTunes accounts, built on the intuition that we don't discover music we like via the wisdom of the crowd, but rather through a small group of influential friends we admire.

Alice was bowled over by this, and it was several minutes before she felt like speaking as the wisdom, truth and perfection of this little statement washed over her.

Nor should they prohibit things we might do inadvertently, like bumping into a statue of the emperor, or involuntarily, like doubting the wisdom of one of his decrees; if such actions were crimes, no amount of effort to abide by the laws of our country would justify confidence that we would succeed, and therefore we could never feel safe from criminal prosecution.

Specifically, she explained, developers don't do things like reconsider the wisdom of building on land in a flood-prone area like the Rockaway Peninsula in Queens.

Hall is a student of others sports — boxing and basketball, in particular — and he likes to cite the wisdom of other élite athletes, like Dan Gable, the wrestler who won a gold medal for the United States in the Munich Olympics.