Sentence examples for wisdom about it from inspiring English sources

Medical experts have as yet a fragmentary understanding of hormone therapy, and the conventional wisdom about it seems to shift as often as the wind.

As ever, Goodman's libretto showed eerie wisdom about unfolding events.

Did you momentarily forget the conventional wisdom about jazz as a withering art?

That's how the now-conventional wisdom about Wisconsin that it has just "one top 25 win" on its resume came to be.

What it lacks is a fullness of wisdom about its characters' potential for growth.

As I watched "Supersonic," I kept pausing it in order to scribble down quotes like these, which seemed to contain eternal wisdom about what it's like to come from nothing and then see earlier versions of yourself among your fans.

"Bravely defying conventional wisdom about what it takes to excite moviegoers, Mr. Lynch presents the flip side of 'Blue Velvet' and turns it into a supremely improbable triumph," Janet Maslin wrote in The New York Times.

Most agree with the common wisdom about networking–"It's a no-brainer if you want to get ahead," but a recent thread on the topic focuses on how making new connections is tricky for many professional women.

If you tear your ACL and need some wisdom about healing it, I'm your girl.

Taking a quick look at the traffic for Wolff's Newser.com while heeding Wolff's wisdom about what it takes to make money from web traffic, a casual observer might end up very concerned for Michael Wolff's financial well-being.

Starting a new concert series in summer, on Monday nights, with doors opening at 6 p.m., in a cabaret/restaurant setting, seems so delightfully to contradict conventional wisdom about programming that it merits attention for its contrarian nature alone.