Sentence examples for uncommon wisdom from inspiring English sources
The phrase "uncommon wisdom" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe insights or knowledge that are rare or not widely recognized.
Example: "His approach to problem-solving is based on uncommon wisdom that often leads to innovative solutions."
Alternatives: "rare insight" or "unique knowledge."
Roger was a man of uncommon wisdom and honesty.
But in the context of American politics it is uncommon wisdom.
We saw then what America sees now: a person of uncommon wisdom and integrity.
Some books promise to educate and inspire ("The Man With the Iron Tattoo and Other True Tales of Uncommon Wisdom: What Our Patients Have Taught Us About Love, Faith and Healing," by John E. Castaldo and Lawrence P. Levitt).
The Atlantic Philanthropies mourns the passing of Debra Delgado, a wonderfully fun and compassionate woman known for her unflagging advocacy on behalf of children and youth and for her infectious laugh, her uncommon wisdom and her common sense.
That "Macbeth" is Shakespeare's shortest play may be arguable to some directors, theater professionals and pundits, but uncommon wisdom and received belief has it that, line for line, it is.
She was a woman of uncommon dignity, wisdom, and warmth.
When Kim Il Sung, the father of the current leader of North Korea, founded the Communist Party here in the 1940's, educated North Koreans say that he had an uncommon piece of wisdom.
Its filing was also inevitable, but its choice to file the same day as Delta showed an uncommon degree of wisdom and a sense of history.
If that's the common wisdom, three uncommon professional theaters in New Jersey don't care.
A man of uncommon wit and penetrating wisdom, he cared deeply about the advancement of liberal democratic principles.
