Sentence examples for most wisdom from inspiring English sources

In this case the very experts who may have the most wisdom to impart about Ebola are now the ones who are least likely to attend the convention.

That honesty is the best policy, may be a good general rule, but is liable to many exceptions; and he, it may perhaps be thought, conducts himself with most wisdom, who observes the general rule, and takes advantage of all the exceptions".

Most wisdom traditions teach that our primary purpose here is to travel this path of growth in order to raise the level awareness, thereby improving the world for everyone.

Recognizing in themselves the sort of people to whom James Madison assigned "the most wisdom to discern, and the most virtue to pursue, the common good of the society," they undertook to draft a constitution that employed an aristocratic means to achieve a democratic end.

In honor of the pop star celebrating the big 2-1, here are 21 of her best, most wisdom-filled quotes.

As with most conventional wisdom, it didn't bear up to scrutiny.

Now, in a way, he both honors and discards them, along with their cluttering truths, their most congenial wisdom, and the deceptive comfort they sometimes bring.

He points out that most expert wisdom, especially about health issues, isn't just sometimes but nearly always ultimately proved wrong.

This flies in the face of most received wisdom that the Jews are indeed, inter alia, a race – which is why, at a recent roundtable for the Jewish Chronicle, its literary editor Gerald Jacobs commented people routinely say that someone "looks Jewish".

In "Million Dollar Baby" (2004), the churchgoing Frankie turns to his priest when he is trying to decide if he should help Maggie commit suicide — and the priest has only the most canned wisdom to offer.

Zucker's skill as a showman is crucial at a moment when television audiences have become distressingly fickle -- and most conventional wisdom about what works on television no longer holds.