Sentence examples for original wisdom from inspiring English sources

Villas-Boas, though, was defensive when he was asked whether the new test that showed Lloris could not play against Newcastle might now call into question the original wisdom of allowing him to continue at Everton.

The Platonist Celsus, for instance, who must have been Numenius' contemporary, wrote a work entitled True Account, in which he criticizes Christianity for deviating from the fundamental original wisdom that he takes to lie behind the religions of many nations (Origen, Against Celsus I.14, 16; see Frede 1994, 5193 5198).

by Maria Molfino, an original Wisdom Article.

In some cases, there may even be living traditions of human transformation that remain true to the original wisdom.

Recounting how he crowd-sourced ideas for the talk, he went on, "Or Sagy, a sixteen-year-old, suggested that I re-create the original crowd-wisdom experiment from one hundred years ago".

The unfortunate result is that our original insights and wisdom are magnified beyond the scope of their applicability.

He becomes the sole conduit of all knowledge drawn from Allah's original well of wisdom.

As one of my followers observed, "Maybe Twitter only exists to let celebrities destroy themselves?" Which brings me back to my original point heed the wisdom of your ancestors, and never, ever tweet.

Constantine's interest in church building was expressed also at Constantinople, particularly in churches of the Holy Wisdom (the original Hagia Sophia) and of the Apostles.

The original stated that when Wisdom turned semi-serious with The Night They Raided Minsky's, he was nominated for an Oscar.

However, approached as one might an adventurous Caetano album -- that is, as an unconventional work combining autobiography, cultural criticism, deep musical wisdom and original, sweet riffs -- the book is rather extraordinary.