Sentence examples for wisdom I know from inspiring English sources

I'm going to give you the wisdom I know, I'm going to give you a blessing.' " Pidgeon went on, " 'At some point you're going to have some tough times,' I said.

That's very bland and banal wisdom, I know, but then true universal wisdom almost always is.

And, given the fire I've already taken for tweeting an opinion that defies the Valley's infinite wisdom, I know that this post will offend many in Silicon Valley as did my piece on why I Craigslisted my iPads.

"That's why we deliberately use the term PeerWisdom, because I think a lot of students don't think of themselves as wise — so it's this nice surprise to feel like 'hey I have wisdom, I know something that could help someone else'," adds Goel.

She met her now-husband Jonathan on a blind date, and offers readers this wisdom: "I know you all know this, but believe me: You really do want to go for the nice guy, not the hot, flashy, or cool one".

When the word cropped up on William Safire's radar in 2006, he offered a line from "King Lear" as a putative early example: Goneril tells her father to "make use of that good wisdom, whereof I know you are fraught".

While I am grateful for these pearls of wisdom, the "I know because I am a mom" refrain insists that women know more, feel more, intuit more.

Yes, despite the words of wisdom from Mean Girls, I know that sex will not always result in pregnancy.