Sentence examples for their own wisdom from inspiring English sources

The planners had far too much confidence in their own wisdom.

Promising great change to an unsatisfactory "system," he pledged to pursue that change "in the spirit of those who question their own wisdom and seek counsel and knowledge" — not just from people in other parties and independent experts, but from "the people".

The young women lend the school an air of discipline and self-discipline, of rules to apply and rules to follow — and that, if followed, bring pleasure and inner peace — but, in their romantic confusions and disappointments (even, to return to a word that came up yesterday in talking about "Girls," humiliations), they themselves have trouble benefitting from their own wisdom.

It's being with mostly women when they're at this moment and helping them to reach deep inside of themselves and find out who their own true parent is, helping people get to a place where they experience their own wisdom about parenting.

And corporate chiefs, who at any other time would preach self-reliance and against government intervention, must, in these worst of times, listen to their own wisdom.

With the AT&T-T-Mobile merger officially dead, Sprint is taking a moment to reflect on their own wisdom in opposing it from the beginning.

By the time they are adults, the "shoulds" of eating rule over their body's own wisdom and they don't even know what being "full" means.

Ms. Monte and Mr. Brown danced the duet, which they originated, proving that mature bodies have their own clear wisdom.

His band includes the bassist Earl May and the drummer Eddie Locke, veterans who have much of their own historical wisdom.

To lend a helping hand to the newbies, we're asking Guardian readers to share their own festival wisdom.

The members share their own farmer wisdom: the plants are all a little late this year — the figs particularly slow to ripen — because it is a leap year.