Sentence examples for undertaking wisdom from inspiring English sources

All NHOM specimens were donated by patients undertaking wisdom tooth extraction.

Even Maurice, with his doubts about the wisdom of undertaking such a campaign, was taken by surprise by its outcome.

In undertaking this role he brought unrivalled experience, wisdom, and an overwhelming desire to ensure that the BBC remains the best public service broadcaster in the world".

"My father -- who, by the way, was once Secretary of the Treasury of this great land, under Teddy Roosevelt -- always impressed upon me the wisdom of obtaining expert advice before undertaking any project, of whatever size or scope.

Moreover, a properly educated person, a true lover of wisdom, will come to enjoy the intellectual journey rather than undertaking it begrudgingly.

It is time to include the recovery community -– and with it, their collective invaluable wisdom and experience -– in the wide-ranging plans that our nation is undertaking in order to right our ship and return to prosperity and health.

The US Congress is undertaking….

This concept of giving or transferring merit (Jp. ekō) is a direct expression of the nature of bodhisattvas, for they undertake their practice in nondichotomous wisdom.

Was it wisdom or folly to undertake such a feat?

Under the circumstances, with Adelaide now electing a majority of the legislature, conventional wisdom was that Hall undertook electoral reform knowing he was effectively handing the premiership to Dunstan at the next election.

Reflecting what is by now conventional wisdom, the World Bank recommended that countries undertake large fiscal stimulus programs to cushion the downturn.