Sentence examples for tired wisdom from inspiring English sources

The tired wisdom of knowing that what goes around eventually comes around.

It takes so long to get the hang of it, the slipping, sliding and starting over, that by the time we're old enough to know that the climb is everything, the whole story, the destination doesn't matter, we're tired enough to let wisdom in, to move efficiently, thoughtfully, to finally stop and enjoy the view along the way.

"Down a Long Road" probably means to be a salute to human dignity and a celebration of life but it feels like tired, plagiarized high school yearbook wisdom, meaningful only to people who have lived virtually unexamined lives.

And when they get tired of you, your final option is disseminating in your head, the recipients of your wisdom, an audience of neurons.

When, halfway through my training, I had collapsed face first on the floor of the gym, my arms too tired to support the weight of my body any longer, I began to doubt the wisdom of my earlier evaluation.

Very tired.

"People are tired, tired, tired.

"I'm tired of betting, / Tired of sporting, / Tired of flirting, / Tired of courting,... / Tired of being / Tired, tired, tired".

So tired.

Deliriously tired.

After all, the wisdom of a man who he did his first marathon in a pair of Green Flash and stopped in a ditch for a can of Coke when he got tired deserves to be shared.