Sentence examples for some sort of wisdom from inspiring English sources

"It led to some sort of wisdom of the outlier".

"I would love to say that HoJo gave us some sort of wisdom and that's why we won the last two games," Wright added.

The word "sophist" is cognate with the word sophos, which means "wise man".[1] That connection suggests that the sophist has some sort of wisdom (sophia) or expertise (technê) (Sophist 221c d).

Now that we had reached some sort of connection, he unloaded his wisdom on me.

VideoJug was founded in 2006 by David Tabizel as a sort of "wisdom project".

Bagehot suggested that this compact involved the monarch imparting a sort of wisdom of the age through a triumvirate of residual "rights".

It's the sort of wisdom that often turns out to be based on no evidence at all — or, worse, flat wrong.

It's the sort of wisdom that endears him to fans, like Carla Rzeszewski, the wine director at the Spotted Pig, who, with the chef, April Bloomfield, spent four days putting together the brilliant menu to go with the wines.

Part of the argument of the Metaphysics is in an attempt to clarify what sort of wisdom Aristotle is seeking.

In particular, our problem focuses on inferring both self-assessed (how the personality traits of a person can be guessed from her preferred image) and attributed traits (what impressions in terms of personality traits these images trigger in unacquainted people), learning a sort of wisdom of the crowds.

Two reasons to think that Philo did adopt this approach are, first, that it yields a conception of ethical knowledge that fits the epistemology of the Roman Books — a Philonian rational agent will have the sort of wisdom and happiness that is available to ordinary people, i.e. something quite unlike the illusory promise of inerrant knowledge and moral perfection promised by the Stoics.