Sentence examples for through the wisdom from inspiring English sources

In the case of crowdfunding, the concept is that small companies can obtain the financing they need through the "wisdom of crowds".

"This wonderful series has consistently managed to convey the beauty and sadness of this damaged country through the wisdom and humor of its protagonist".

"Through the wisdom of Allah, we have launched the attack with absolute precision," a man who identified himself as Abu Darda told a reporter in Kano on Friday.

This book, then, is her attempt to ensure that none of these things come to pass, to re-examine her childhood through the wisdom of adulthood and overcome her lifelong insecurity and dread.

Some do it through the wisdom of crowds.

Due diligence on token-based companies must be done, but it must be done through the wisdom of crowds.

The men attending the jirga did not inherit their positions, Jan said, they earned them through demonstrating the wisdom necessary to reach fair decisions, and retained them through accruing experience.

The book is shot through with the wisdom of somebody who's been around for a while.

All of these women possess a sexiness that is neither insincere nor apologetic, but shot through with the wisdom, confidence and, ultimately, self-knowledge that maturity brings.

For Thomas Mann, whose admiration of Goethe took the form of spiritual imitation, Goethe was above all an educator, but one who had first to learn, through experience, the wisdom he taught.

But he treats it as inessential: something that can be understood and moved away from – through trust in the wisdom of the human heart.