Sentence examples for wisdom driven from inspiring English sources

The new conventional wisdom, driven home with demagogic genius by Nigel Farage, is that an out-of-touch elite has indulged a transformational increase in immigration that has put untold pressure on public services, depressed wages, and denied jobs to the indigenous.

Kim's decision didn't come from a woman's heart (while there are no records of this); her Korean wisdom drove her to make that decision.

We will all miss Jerry's wisdom, drive and loyalty.

Few ask how, for example, the Buddhist wisdom that drives vipassana and Christian wisdom enacted in the Eucharist might be held together.

When Ferrero took over, he went against common wisdom and drove an ambitious international agenda.

In his previous brilliant and controversial novels "Platform" and "The Elementary Particles," the French author Michel Houellebecq has driven wisdom as far in the opposite direction of Cephalus as it can go.

"I was really hoping he'd give some words of wisdom," Staudt, who had driven an hour and a half for the event, said.

Food TV can be a salve for this; the presenters' wisdom helps to drive a wedge between you and "that other lot".

"Decision-making in Hollywood, perhaps more than anywhere else, is driven by conventional wisdom and inertia and a whole lot of things that are more complicated than just being rational".

Dr. Clarks wisdom and drive made him an influential figure to generations of medical and public health students, residents and fellows.

Manchester United is about the greats and Mourinho has the passion, wisdom and drive to raise and nurture future great players at this club, while also managing the great players who are present now.