Sentence examples for moreover wisdom from inspiring English sources

(Is a chemist in love with wisdom concerning chemicals?) Moreover, "wisdom" really refers to having good judgment as to how to live one's life, not to knowledge concerning abstract theoretical matters; and academic philosophy is only partly concerned with wisdom in that sense (ethics, political philosophy).

Moreover, wisdom teeth are often removed for clinical orthodontic treatment.

Moreover, the conventional wisdom says central banks will have to sit on their hands until February.

Moreover, if the wisdom I have heard from older people is anything to go by, the twilight years may be more rewarding than some people think.

Moreover, the received wisdom in rugby union these days is that a really good tight-head prop, as the anchor of the scrum, is more covetable even than a top fly-half, not least because he belongs to a much rarer species.

Moreover, prudence or wisdom (phronêsis) is the chief of the virtues: on it depend all the rest.

"Moreover, bucking conventional wisdom, millions of US members have watched the show dubbed and subtitled into English, making 3% the first Portuguese language television show to travel meaningfully beyond Latin America and Portugal".

Moreover, the perceived wisdom about Comey is that he ran a pretty tight ship at the FBI, so it's tough to picture him leaking classified information on his way out the door.

Moreover, current methodological wisdom is based on average responses and subgroup analysis is precluded.

Moreover, contrary to popular wisdom, the East Asian tigers have been in trouble before.

Moreover, relying on the wisdom of the crowds has limitations for evaluating the merits of a project.