Sentence examples for wisdom concluded from inspiring English sources

A recent study he wrote with Igor Grossmannon aging and wisdom concluded: "Older people make more use of higher-order reasoning schemes that emphasize the need for multiple perspectives, allow for compromise, and recognize the limits of knowledge".

Or so the public, in its wisdom, concluded, for following the night of November the 7th, after a series of spine-tingling reversals of fortune for both men, it became clear that George held the favor of some 300 souls over Albert, a margin of startling narrowness in that crucial state of Florida.

A certain school of Washington conventional wisdom concludes, therefore, that Geithner's approach is more appealing, if it can be made to actually work.

A new study has put a kink in the widely held conventional wisdom, concluding that not much changed in the second half of the 1990's.

Conventional wisdom concludes that this leads to higher yield.

It has been clear for years, despite periodic hand-wringing after such extreme events, that the National Hockey League, in its wisdom, has concluded that professional hockey cannot succeed without pandering to fans who want to see extracurricular violence on the ice.

While Draper admires this wisdom, he concludes it is wrong.

"Contrary to much received wisdom," they conclude, "the data gathered shows that enlargement has not...brought Europe's machinery to a halt".

But in a nation where more than five million teenagers under 18 work, a growing body of research is challenging the conventional wisdom and concluding that working long hours often undermines teenagers' education and overall development.

That wisdom, Luther concludes is seen in the invisible things of God in works as perceived by humanity as completely puffed up, blinded and hardened.

1) Hollywood, in its unfettered wisdom, will conclude movies about LGBTQ issues are unpopular money-losers and stop making them for a decade.