Sentence examples for verbal wisdom from inspiring English sources
But if Sabathia thinks it is necessary to offer some verbal wisdom, Burnett said he will do it.
But any version of this play stands or falls by its Dogberry, the bumbling constable whose logical and verbal pratfalls are their own kind of wisdom.
But he taught himself to read, using the Bible and Longfellow's The Song of Hiawatha, learning verbal twists to apply to pieces of received wisdom.
He had a typically Russian penchant for philosophizing and a verbal wit that, in his unpolished English, came off as folk wisdom.
According to the stable's Web site, it specializes in Equine Facilitated Learning, a system that teaches "non-verbal leadership and interpersonal communication skills through non-predatory horse-inspired wisdom".
A piece of folk wisdom that conceals an entire business strategy and acts as a classic piece of verbal misdirection.
Most mantras are without any apparent verbal meaning, but they are thought to have a profound underlying significance and are in effect distillations of spiritual wisdom.
Wisdom means practical wisdom, not scientific understanding.
