Sentence examples for more wisdom on from inspiring English sources
AmEx has historically given its partner retailers clues on how to attract customers with special offers and services, but the company says its new service goes deeper by helping stores gain more wisdom on America's biggest spenders.
"On the other hand, you may have more wisdom to bring to the table".
Ironically, for those inclined toward perfectionism, embracing lower standards--accepting a job done well enough then moving on--requires more wisdom and self-discipline than trying to do it better.
On reflection, Cantona's observation held more wisdom.
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There is more wisdom in these accumulated Berkshire annual reports than in all the talking heads on TV put together.
Prose fiction requires more wisdom, more honesty, more thought.
"I look back on that time as a teenager and can say without hesitation that I should have used more wisdom," he wrote.
Here is some more solid wisdom on freelancing: Establish A Presence Start with a good website, with contact information (including a business e-mail address not a mere Google mail account), an easy-to-remember address, a clear listing of the services and examples of your work.
It is hard to imagine a movie about the Middle East that could be more timely, more painfully urgent, more challenging to conventional wisdom on all sides of the conflict.
