Sentence examples for wisdom floating from inspiring English sources
Such is the conventional wisdom floating around now in certain Democratic circles.
In the days leading up to last week's trade deadline, a new conventional wisdom floated throughout baseball.
I set down my glass of wine long enough to take notes before the wisdom floated right out of our foggy memories.
Budget analysts immediately questioned the wisdom of floating tobacco bonds to pay for salaries and other recurring costs instead of reducing spending.
"I know that this has been some of the conventional wisdom that's been floating around Washington that somehow, even though most people agree that I'm being reasonable, that most people agree I'm presenting a fair deal, the fact that they don't take it means that I should somehow, you know, do a Jedi mind-meld with these folks and convince them to do what's right".
My bulging eyes appeared to be floating several centimeters ahead of the rest of my face and my mouth had opened to a degree normally reserved for the facilitation of wisdom tooth surgery.
Thus the floating islands.
Floating sound and harmony.
