Sentence examples for overall wisdom from inspiring English sources

But the overall wisdom of Detroit's strategy depends on whom one asks.

Still, some argue that the stock market reflects the overall wisdom of the world's investors.

Economists disagree about the overall wisdom of such measures, but generally agree they do more to increase economic growth quickly than Mr. Bush's new tax cuts, which mostly affect wealthier Americans.

Increasingly, the skill is seeing the wood from the trees; sniffing out the haters (serial internet curmudgeons) and the sycophants (the owner's mum), and trusting the overall wisdom of crowds.

Despite Clinton's assertion of a "strong consensus" in NATO, it was clear yesterday that disagreements have surfaced within the alliance on tactics, if not on the overall wisdom and necessity of the bombing campaign.

Overall, the piece of wisdom that has stuck with me is to stay loyal and have a strong work ethic.

By immersing yourself in a community, you also give yourself a chance to learn from the overall group, mining the wisdom of several people and helping each other out along the way.

Oddly enough, the fact that it didn't absolutely crash and burn like Bruno (-72% in weekend two), Funny People (-62%), X-Men Origins: Wolverine (-69%), or Terminator: Salvation (-62%) means that the film may not be as disliked overall as the conventional wisdom would like to imply.

We can debate the wisdom of the overall TSA screening process as long as we want, or argue about what sort of technology screenings should employ.

Ever single page has many words of wisdom and the overall message is one of unfettered optimism.

The scene around the city for showing older films, often referred to as repertory screenings, has been recently revitalized, flying in the face of conventional wisdom regarding moviegoing overall and the era of downloading and streaming.