Sentence examples for state wisdom from inspiring English sources

Speaking after his meeting with the Ukrainian president, Putin called for an immediate ceasefire in eastern Ukraine before any further talks, and said that he expected Poroshenko to show "state wisdom" and "goodwill".

So, against much conventional, bigoted Volunteer State wisdom, he ran a rather tightening effort to become the South's first African American Senator since Reconstruction.

Since these were Republican positions in a red state, conventional wisdom suggested that they should have helped her in SD, but she lost her bid for re-election because a third party candidate picked up about 6percentt of the normal Democratic vote, and because Democratic turnout for her was abysmal.

When Powell said that the Fed doesn't have many tools for dealing with the issue of income distribution, he was stating received wisdom.

The Ayatollah issued a fatwa, stating: "When wisdom dictates that you do not need more children, a vasectomy is permissible".

In my conversation this week with Dr. Arnn about Winnie we probe deep into the spirit of the great Sir Winston and prove why, as Churchill so eloquently stated: "All wisdom is not new wisdom".

Erdoğan's words will be spurring two types of reactions from the EU: The skeptics will welcome it while maintaining the offer on a privileged partnership, and the others -- the European Commission and some member states with wisdom and far-sightedness -- will further urge for the quick revival of the membership process.

"He passes through madness to a state of serene wisdom and he must have phenomenal stamina".

Undaunted, Qaddafi protested that the Green Book had taken him years to write, and that he had come to its conclusions in a state of oracular wisdom.

It's the throwaway lines, the statements that obviously are meant to refer to what "everyone knows", that can be truly revealing about the state of conventional wisdom.

At the end of it all, Gulliver returns home from his travels in a state of alienated wisdom, purged and matured by his experiences.