Sentence examples for of its wisdom from inspiring English sources

In both cases the modesty of the conclusion is proof of its wisdom - and vice-versa.

But that's only from the perspective of a society that has had the benefit of its wisdom.

Reducing unrealistic standards may be wise, but we can't be sure of its wisdom if the government prohibits such experimentation.

What the experimenter says is true, but because the crowd overweights his opinion, all of its wisdom is lost.

Philosophy, they thought, was to the Greeks what the Law was to the Jews a preparation for the Gospel; and several Apologists agreed with the Jewish writer Philo that Greek philosophy must have received much of its wisdom from Moses.

Since its completion in 1825, this handbook has appeared in so many different guises – from 1889's Gastronomy as a Fine Art to The Philosopher in the Kitchen in 1970 – that much of its wisdom has become idiomatic.

Health is the greatest of all philosophies, for its wisdom will never fade in any age.

A reserved, dignified man who is mindful of tradition and its wisdom, he seemed somewhat skeptical of our experiment.

Therefore, in addition to heritage of its ecological wisdom, syndrome differentiation treatment should be used.

It plays well, rhetorically – telling people they'll get to decide, flattering the public's estimation of its collective wisdom.

The question of its political wisdom may still be open to dispute, but the UN's use of force in the Congo has achieved its immediate goal - there is a semblance of order in the Congo.