Sentence examples for sensible wisdom from inspiring English sources

We celebrated Arianna's candor, humor and sensible wisdom.

Kendrick offered up more words of hilarious but sensible wisdom in her Elle interview when she talked about relying on her wit rather than her looks alone.

Which is sensible enough as wisdom after the fact.

His elegant aphoristic poems, words of wisdom, and sensible advice all display what has been called the philosophy of common sense—how to act in any given situation so as to make the best of it both for oneself and others, basing one's conduct on the virtues of gentleness, elegance, modesty, and polite behaviour.

He is a bit grayer in the temples from the stress, and he has traded in some of his casualness for a bit more gravitas, but he is still what we ordered: A sensible, reasonable, intelligent man with wisdom and compassion.

Effective institutions, says the new wisdom, matter as much as sensible policies.

She describes the regret many of us experience increasingly as we age as a sand trap of the soul, which "comes upon us one day dressed up like wisdom, looking profound and serious, sensible and responsible".

Given Speaker John A. Boehner's prompt reversal of his sensible statement that Congress should look at the wisdom of continuing to give oil companies tax breaks, the wisdom of "Pain at the Pump" could quickly be suffocated by the word "tax".

But like many sensible people I have my doubts about the wisdom of this carefully choreographed exercise ahead of the chancellor's 22 June budget.

If an idea is indeed sensible, it will eventually become just part of the accepted wisdom.

Lopate's sensible advice, like his own practice as a writer, often conflicts with received wisdom.