Sentence examples for wisdom at all from inspiring English sources

In two of the next year's noisiest Republican races, there is hardly any conventional wisdom at all.

There are many reasons why Wallace should never have made it in the N.B.A. — tracing the career arc the Knicks' Jeremy Lin is following now — but he enjoys defying conventional wisdom at all turns.

As someone who has reached the age of 80, I would hope that if there is any wisdom at all among my peer group, it will be to recognize that our duty is more to those coming after us than to ourselves.

Now the distinction between pure and applied botany becomes blurred as our historically accumulated botanical wisdom at all levels of plant organisation is needed (but especially at the molecular and global levels) to improve human custodianship of planet earth.

The importance of this is that what we may see as wisdom at one stage may seem shallow or not wisdom at all at a later stage in life.

His forthcoming book, WISDOM AT WORK, will be published in September.

And we hear the pompous gibberish that passes for wisdom at a prestigious university conference.

Both shared their wisdom at a recent Forbes & GartnerGroup CIO Congress.

Mr. Salley seemed appreciative, nodding at the wisdom of it all.

It was wonderful to hear her profess the commonality of compassion and wisdom at the heart of all the world's major faiths even as she advocated a form of non-violent advocacy for change that arose from various corners of the world as well: from Tolstoy, Thoreau, Gandhi, King and Mandela.

Others questioned the wisdom of sealing off the cockpit at all.