Sentence examples for wisdom and that from inspiring English sources

At every step of the way, Bay's parents believe that they know what's best for Daphne — prep school, for instance — because their belief that money buys wisdom and that wild salmon means dinner is so thoroughly ingrained.

Now is a good time for Watson to give his fans a glimpse into his thinking, his technique and his golf wisdom, and that is the principal ambition of Watson's new, two-disc DVD, "Lessons of a Lifetime".

The power of politics, fossil fuel companies and the banks are so large but there is one other powerful system with a lot of wisdom and that is the law".

The administration proceeds on the belief that no one would possibly question its wisdom and that anything can be sold with the proper marketing strategy and enough repetition of an unvarying script.

This principle, upon which the contemporary dedication to freedom of speech may ultimately depend, is reflected in Thomas Aquinas's insistence in De veritate, "To say that justice depends simply upon the will is to say that the divine will does not proceed according to the order of wisdom, and that is blasphemous".

"I would love to say that HoJo gave us some sort of wisdom and that's why we won the last two games," Wright added.

Now groundbreaking new research upends that conventional wisdom and finds that that isn't the case.

Instead we are stuck in a rhetorical, self-defeating counter-argument as the conventional wisdom -- and that is our terminal narrative of modernity.

The result is that there is a reservoir of wisdom and experience that is not relied upon".

You have judgment and wisdom and maturity that comes with age, and employers will like you".

But what you get is a good deal of conventional wisdom and things that have been reported elsewhere".