Sentence examples for negative wisdom from inspiring English sources

— a depressing one, but for the negative wisdom of his words.

An interesting theory on negative yields Conventional wisdom says interest rates are low because growth and inflation expectations are low.

The creator of Wharton's popular "Success Course," G. Richard Shell notes, "When it comes to gaining wisdom, negative emotions have a place of honor right next to positive ones".

I hope that Rick Santorum soon recovers from his visceral negative reaction to the wisdom in John F. Kennedy's 1960 speech calling for the rigid separation of church and state.

Writers such as Beckett or Lydia Davis may have avoided the trap of the traditional novel, he argues, but "this kind of writing … seems to derive its energy by gauging its distance from the traditional novel, by expressing its disbelief and frustration with the form, and there is a limit to the pleasures, comedy and wisdom of negative energy and deconstruction".

Proposed reforms and initiatives should not rely on conventional wisdom about the negative effects of malpractice litigation.

If there had ever been any doubt inside the Trump campaign about the wisdom of going negative in the campaign's final days, last week's news about the Weiner-Abedin laptop resolved them.

Defying conventional wisdom on the negative effects of uncompensated spillovers, innovative users also often openly reveal their innovations to competing users and to manufacturers.

This constant reminder of Yama may sound too negative, but there is tremendous wisdom conveyed in this one sentence.

This axiom is presented as the axiom of negative introspection, or as the axiom of wisdom (since the agents possess Socratic wisdom, knowing that they do not know).

She talks about the wisdom of responding to negative reviews online (she decides that it is not wise).