Sentence examples for wisdom from a from inspiring English sources

Page 17 WISDOM FROM A FISHERMAN A swirl of fame swept down a dirt road to find Bobby Kirk, a 76-year-old man from Georgia who has become an unlikely savant of country wisdom.

Especially frustrated over Mr. Rezko, I sought wisdom from a prominent local political scientist, Mayor Richard M. Daley.

This is hard to read because, although we should know better, it's difficult to stop ourselves expecting wisdom from a person who happens to be a genius.

Soon, however, children everywhere will have the chance to amass financial wisdom from a cartoon version of the man known as the Oracle of Omaha, Reuters reported yesterday.

It's probably far too early — and too ambitious — to expect end-of-the-road wisdom from a trip that, at least for me, doesn't end until I'm sleeping in my own bed.

"To ask a 20-year-old girl to somehow automatically know things about life that most 40-year-old women needed decades to understand is expecting an awful lot of wisdom from a very young person.

BEN FRANKLIN His Wit and Wisdom From A-Z.

Here, some packing wisdom from an international road warrior.

So I'll leave you to it, with a bit of Thanksgiving wisdom from an editorial observer Lincoln Caplan wrote last year.

She offered vivid wisdom from an earlier pioneer: The best advice I've seen came from Eleanor Roosevelt, who said that women in politics or in public roles should grow skin like a rhinoceros.

The new Cranfield MSc in finance and management offers course participants the benefit of wisdom from an advisory panel of senior practitioners from leading firms in the financial services industry, including UBSWarburg, Goldman Sachs and Watson Wyatt.