Sentence examples for wisdom aside from inspiring English sources

While magic mushrooms are hallucinogens — Chicopee wisdom aside — their effects are different from those of LSD.

Conventional wisdom aside, this has little to do with spoiled kids, acquisitive parents, or PlayStation 2. Instead, it's the result of two things: housing and education.

Conventional wisdom aside, this practice has resulted in an average of 50,000 16 and 17-year-old children who are tried, as adults--even where they are accused of less serious crimes, like misdemeanors.

Of course, familiarity and intimacy are quite different things, and if the Clintons have become a part of town, their professional lives and the people they rely on for wisdom and guidance — aside from each other — are far away.

Who today still relishes the pure ridicule of "Li'l Abner," or the convivial folk wisdom (brilliant wordplay aside) of "Pogo"?

Unlike Mr Clinton, Mr Bush is questioning the wisdom of setting aside the Social Security surplus entirely for debt.Repaying the national debt is not like paying off your mortgage.

Mack has polished this narrative until it shines, and his book is a joy to read, full of homespun wisdom and hilarious asides.

And it is another example of Mr. O'Leary's penchant for casting aside industry wisdom.

Setting aside the wisdom of that investment advice, it's a startling image.

Bark spends his time at a country store, conversing with the proprietor, Mr. Rubens (Maurice Moscovitch), who has had the wisdom to set something aside for old age.

His attempt at a fresh start for human knowledge, relying on his own reason and casting aside received wisdom, came to typify the Enlightenment project.