Sentence examples for real wisdom from inspiring English sources
This is not real wisdom -- "Nobody intelligent ever claims wisdom," he said -- but a new understanding.
Even Mel Brooks's Two-Thousand-Year-Old Man's mock folk wisdom has become, at some level, real wisdom.
Besides, Mr. Taleb's real wisdom is proudly rooted in classical philosophy, which guarantees it a contemporary appeal.
He has a fine way of cutting through the conventional wisdom about such events so that real wisdom can emerge.
In what areas is the crowd's wisdom, digitally gathered, real wisdom, and in what areas is an earlier notion of authority required?
But both understandings of this country have real wisdom to offer, and both have been necessary to the American experiment's success.
Yet the plays abound with depictions of strong women – women of real agency, wisdom, power and character.
On The French Chef, Child didn't use cutesy abbreviations or branding gimmicks, she simply offered straightforward cooking technique with a heavy dose of real world wisdom.
Some architects were able to work around conventional real estate wisdom by forging exteriors that would impose a specific experience on the interior spaces.
A teen film is not the obvious home for such deep "real world" wisdom, but it is a common thread in the work of the film's screenwriter, Shonda Rhimes.
In addition to working on the store, she's writing a book called "Bigger Is Better: Real Life Wisdom from the No-Drama Mama," and enjoying her eponymous spin-off, "Big Ang".
