Sentence examples for troubled wisdom from inspiring English sources

The wisdom in the eyes of the statue in the Lincoln Memorial is sad but not troubled wisdom.

Emotionally, we were all still in the Sixties, thrilled at but shocked by the rapidity and violence of change, troubled at the way old wisdoms about the nature of America were being tested.

Aside from the wisdom of going to war as Bush wants, I am troubled by who pays for his capricious adventure into world domination.

But they are nonetheless poised to revive longstanding concerns about reality TV show casting, and the wisdom of plucking men and women from quiet, and perhaps troubled, lives and thrusting them into the harsh spotlight for entertainment's sake.

Not a fix, exactly, although the film crowd, like all social groups who are presented with a questionnaire, tends to repeat the conventional wisdom without troubling to think it through.

Bobby is credibly troubled, neither a holy fool nor an over-the-top goofball, and his moments of wisdom are as believable as his bouts of instability.

The trouble is, that wisdom is based largely on the study of men.

Many studies suggest that the actual number of people who have trouble with their wisdom teeth is far lower.

It was also emblematic of a surprising patch of late-campaign troubles contradicting conventional wisdom — including mine — that he was a likely winner due to the anti-charisma of the capable Mr. Hynes and a shortened primary campaign favoring incumbents.

6): When I entered private dental practice in 1973, I would repeat to my patients the mantra that I had been taught in dental school and my internship: "You'd better get those wisdom teeth before they cause you trouble".

What conventional wisdom do you think is not going to lead you to trouble?