Sentence examples for suggests wisdom from inspiring English sources

As the preceding passage suggests, wisdom involves an understanding of and commitment to the other virtues, especially benevolence and righteousness.

Alex Neil suggested Wisdom touched the ball first but a stamp is still a foul, ball or no ball.

Some men seem to improve with age, as their boyishness fades and is replaced by lines and touches of gray that suggest wisdom and experience.

After he suggested wisdom, Ephron said: "Wisdom when you can't remember anything is not quite there.

Research that colleagues and I have conducted suggests the wisdom of this aspiration.

The macroeconomic evidence also suggests the wisdom of emphasizing spending cuts.

He speaks in an affectless, hesitant drawl, and his distant manner suggests a wisdom that cannot be translated into human language.

Mencius suggests that wisdom and propriety are secondary in importance to benevolence and righteousness: "The core of benevolence is serving one's parents.

All modestly suggest that wisdom, however -- the Platonic kind at least -- is still as elusive as their short-term memories, which are now pretty much shot.

CONVENTIONAL wisdom suggests that more Britons ought to be ending their own lives.

Conventional wisdom suggests that above a certain pricetag, consumers expect a more edifying shopping experience.