Sentence examples for this sort of wisdom from inspiring English sources

You can find this sort of wisdom touted by everyone from Warren Buffet to Charles Schwab.

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.

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.

But I do doubt that the experience conferred on her the sort of wisdom she pretends to in "Chained To The Rhythm".

Now I could give you a theory about how universities can transmit this sort of practical moral wisdom, but let's save that.

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

"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".