Sentence examples for sort of wisdom from inspiring English sources

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

That is no doubt true, but it is also a nostrum, a commonplace sort of wisdom.

What sort of wisdom do you have on the other side?

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

"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.

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

But for the same price as that Psych 101 textbook, a Disrupt student ticket gets you access to all of the interviews and fireside chats with a veritable who's who of the tech and startup community, where you'll take in all sorts of wisdom that just can't be learned from reading a book.

These places are a gold mine for access to other entrepreneurs who freely share all sorts of wisdom and advice.

These sorts of wisdom teeth are known as impacted wisdom teeth and will have to be removed.

"This was the sort of received wisdom I would encounter – ridiculous," she scoffs.

Yet Japanese have higher scores than Americans for the sort of interpersonal wisdom you might think would be useful in an individualistic society.